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Made an appointment at the dealership today for my truck, when I was cleaning my garage floor I noticed some gear oil so I crawled under and seen I had a leaking front axel seal... Also going to have them look at my hands free calling because people cant hear me on my phone and check my brakes over since they are starting to scream already, I only have 25k on it seems a bit early for that.

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Stomped on it for the first time in a very long time maaaan that v8 sounds good

 

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+1 Sarah, we had a fire call to an overturned semi and when I pulled out I didn't let up till i hit about 80. Wish I could have been standing on side of road to hear it go by.....

 

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+1 Sarah, we had a fire call to an overturned semi and when I pulled out I didn't let up till i hit about 80. Wish I could have been standing on side of road to hear it go by..... Sent from my LGL86C using Tapatalk

What moved faster the tach or the gas guage?

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Need to get my GMPP muffler put on. Been sitting in my house under a bed for almost 16 months now.

 

People (car guys that know) just love it when they hear my exhaust with my long tube headers. Never heard a newer truck sound like that, with the crackle when coming off a rev at idle.

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Bought some of this on Amazon:

 

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So I could flush my lines waiting on my new tranny. The fluid that came out looked like this:

 

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Yes that tranny fluid that is suppose to be red is brown or black, can't decide which. I checked it a week before it went out and it looked like brand new fluid. Not sure what caused it to get so dirty. Still smells fine though

 

Sent while drinkin' a cold one...

 

 

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Parked it in the fire station to get it out of this hail storm!

 

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Wow! Do you know any of the mods on that thing?

 

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Wow! Do you know any of the mods on that thing? Sent from my LG-D800 using Tapatalk

 

 

Nope. I was there with a friend (he has the blue Chevelle that is in the video) and we packed up shorty after that was taken and I couldn't find them. The pit area is huge so I may have missed them but yeah. That was actually the second run he did. The first time I just figured it was some flatbiller and only when he was staging and I heard that turbo spool I realized it wasn't some dbag kid behind the wheel. :lol:

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Removed the dash to fix the three broken mounting screw holes & replace the recirculation blend door motor.

 

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