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hoping to have my truck on 37x13.5s, 6 inch susp lift, 3 inch body lift, long tube headers, and a custom tune by the time summer is over! Can't wait to start making some money!!!

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My truck is staying down. I don't need flexxx, and mud is easier the get through with a lower truck, as long as you don't drive through a pond. Just ask some of the people I pulled out with my 1990 how much height helped them. :) Wait, most of them were my idiot friends, also with stock gms.

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cleaned all the sand out of its vagina and threw on some new rims n tarz

 

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That is awesome!

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Yea because blowing money on oversized tires on a dd is such a smart idea especially on a 1500 with 3.42 gearing... Oh but you can regear?? Yea for 500 or so an axle and then you need a straight axle upfront because ifs blows with that much stress. Let me just pull all this money out of my ass since apparently that's where it comes from.

 

 

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Let me just pull all this money out of my ass since apparently that's where it comes from.

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I like the 33s. But have you ever heard the term, "working your butt off?" Do that and the money will fly out of it. :jester:

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I like the 33s. But have you ever heard the term, "working your butt off?" Do that and the money will fly out of it. :jester:

Lol, I was going to.say her post sounded like an admission to stripping or prostitution.

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When I first saw the post about someone taking their couch to the dump I "saw" the words couch and dump swapped.

 

Maybe I need more.sleep tonight.

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Lmfao^

 

And I do work my butt off how do you think I got this far.. I don't have control over the wage they give me.

 

 

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I went and picked up a tool box

 

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Had a Ford in my garage yesterday/today. Just got done replacing the motor on my neighbors 2010 F150! Ford refused to replace it under warranty. They said he "failed to take it to a certified Ford dealer" for oil changes as stated in his warranty contract when he got the truck. They would not cover anything and the dealership wanted to charge him out the ass to fix it so he bought one out of pocket.

Finished it about an hour ago, PITA! No more Fords in my garage!

 

 

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Had a Ford in my garage yesterday/today. Just got done replacing the motor on my neighbors 2010 F150! Ford refused to replace it under warranty. They said he "failed to take it to a certified Ford dealer" for oil changes as stated in his warranty contract when he got the truck. They would not cover anything and the dealership wanted to charge him out the ass to fix it so he bought one out of pocket.

Finished it about an hour ago, PITA! No more Fords in my garage!

 

 

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If.you.are talking factory warranty, their claim is illegal. Magnusson Moss Warranty Act.

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I went and picked up a tool box

 

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All the cool guys with stacks have em too. :lol:

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