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Well the truck and g6 was egged

At least it is warm enough there to wash it!! Egged here would have been eggcicles and left dents

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It was 45 degrees when I walked out. Some of it dried

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Well the truck and g6 was egged

Which only strengthens our argument of California. First your brothers truck was stolen, and now egging. Marvelous...

 

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My brother upgraded and has a gm now. And I may have pissed someone off. I piss a lot of people off

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My brother upgraded and has a gm now. And I may have pissed someone off. I piss a lot of people off

I tend to do that also...

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But the thing is I dont know my neighbors. Looking at the pattern of where things were thown and the missed eggs hit, I was the target.

 

Anyway I had the tires rotated by a shop I trust. they mainly do Tractor-trailers. The tech pointed out that my rotors are starting to crack.

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I was in Vegas for Christmas and although the 65 degrees in Dec was great.....way too many dang people

was there for work Christmas, but didn't see much extra traffic than a "normal" weekend.. but i had to go there on New Years eve, and again New Years day, and that sucked.. over 400,000 extra people in town to party. so on Sunday, the roads out here (I-15) are going to be parking lot for 150 miles.. :lol:

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Uh oh, time for your SUV rear and 05+ front brake upgrade, might as well do hydro boost while your at it lol

 

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Finally got my CV front shaft in today. Doubt it will make a difference, but its worth a shot

 

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Uh oh, time for your SUV rear and 05+ front brake upgrade, might as well do hydro boost while your at it lol

 

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Sold the Hydroboost booster the day after christmas

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Shouldn't have. I think between the hydroboost and braided stainless lines, those are what really stood out. Pedal feel is fenamonal (sp?) and I can about throw passengers through the window lol

 

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I was cleaning the garage because I am possibly downsizing

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I'm thinking about doing hydro boost eventually. For right now I just want some pads that don't dust so bad. Man the EBC stop awesome but they are a MESS!!!

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Which ebc do you use. At sema I was being shown their orange

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