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Gonna need more than 6", trust me Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk Got a brand new 3 inch body lift sitting in my room at home! Why 37's? 35's or 33's do better just cause the truck doesn't have to work as hard to turn em. Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkBecause i know when i get 35s im just going to say i wish i got some 37x13.5s ! And because i want to have the biggest truck :)

 

Yeah I went from 33 to 35 and now I want 37's. Once these 35's wear out I'm getting my 37's :D

 

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Changed oil, great time of year 20 degrees out

 

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Ryan

and thats the reason when I built my garage I had it heated!

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One bad thing about heated garages is the salt on your car reacts at higher temps. When it is below freezing it doesn't do as much harm.

 

I have a few heater was just to lazy to hook em up. Quicker just to change the oil

 

 

Ryan

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I was bout to change oil today but I got lazy and I'm pretty sure I can go another 1000 miles on this oil

 

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and thats the reason when I built my garage I had it heated!

lucky here they dont use salt its too cold for it to do any good.

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I hate road salt. Whatever moron who decided it's necessary in Kansas needs punched in the face.

 

 

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Fourth water pump on my 05 in about a years time. Enough is enough. Different brand this time. This one went about 9000 miles before the bearings were junk and its rear cover leaked. Different problem every time so its not my truck. Put on new hoses I had kicking around as the old ones were showing their age.

 

 

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Did one of the hardest things I could........ traded the truck in for a new car. :(

 

Damn that sucks. Didn't you just get your truck back from the collision center like 3 weeks ago?

 

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Drove on some icy roads. Saw an Isuzu Rodeo that ate a guard rail on a bridge.

 

Also, annoyed again at GMs dumb optioning methods.

 

Some may remember my complaints that the only way to get rear seat DVD/Blu ray and screen in the new trucks is with a denali.

 

The 2015 Canyon (probably Denali) trucks will be offering the rear seat entertainment.

 

Really, GM? The mid size, the Top Model full size, but nothing in between?

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Damn that sucks. Didn't you just get your truck back from the collision center like 3 weeks ago?

 

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Yeah man, it was going to get sold even before the wreck but it was/is so bitter sweet; Hell, the wife was in tears when I said it was officially gone. My very first truck I ever bought myself that hauled the family for 4 years. But, when I get back stateside, hopefully that diesel Colorado will be a proven family/tow monster that gets good gas mileage.

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Yeah man, it was going to get sold even before the wreck but it was/is so bitter sweet; Hell, the wife was in tears when I said it was officially gone. My very first truck I ever bought myself that hauled the family for 4 years. But, when I get back stateside, hopefully that diesel Colorado will be a proven family/tow monster that gets good gas mileage.

What did you end up getting? A neighbor just got a 14 Mazda 6 and I'm wondering if sacrificing 90 HP and TQ of my car is worth the extra 16 MPG. I will at least hold out for the mid cycle update. The diff between the center console tech of the 3 and 6 is so extreme I doubt the 6 will stay with that screen for long, considering its supposed to be the nicer car.

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I'm looking at getting an accord here soon unless some one can convince me otherwise

 

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