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Changed my transfer case fluid.

 

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Hosed out between my fenders and bed after the winter. Just trying to make it last as long as possible.

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So it's modded? Or is the next stage the final 7 HP.(rated 707 HP). If you want to cringe, look up how fast people have killed them(hint, double digit minutes after purchase)

He has 700 unlocked but I guess there's even more at 1500 miles or maybe opens up different race options. Either way that things fun.

 

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He has 700 unlocked but I guess there's even more at 1500 miles or maybe opens up different race options. Either way that things fun.

 

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It is only rated at 707, so it is either all out or they keep the last 7 hidden. Next gain my guess would be a smaller blower pulley
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He has 700 unlocked but I guess there's even more at 1500 miles or maybe opens up different race options. Either way that things fun.

 

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Red key black key that is the only difference in HP

 

Black key is like 500ish

 

Red key is the 707

 

You dont gain HP out of the blue after a certain milage

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Red key black key that is the only difference in HP

 

Black key is like 500ish

 

Red key is the 707

 

You dont gain HP out of the blue after a certain milage

Ok then everything I watched happen was all a lie. I watched him unlock 700 at 1000 miles.

 

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Pulling 30 ft camper. Ran through "Mile High" 4 AM. Downed to 3rd 45 mph through Eisenhower Tunnel and same over Vail Pass.

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Sitting back & watch as my house is getting packed up for the big move back to Alaska. Soooo happy to let the military take moving me this time.

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Finally got off my butt and took out all the wheel weights that have been in there for a few weeks now. Had enough in there to bring the back end 1.5" at the center of the wheel well. After I eat I'm going to pull the clothes dryer out enough for me to get behind it and pull the panel off. It doesn't want to heat anymore, hopefully it's something simple like the thermal fuse.

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Sitting back & watch as my house is getting packed up for the big move back to Alaska. Soooo happy to let the military take moving me this time.

Back north to the beautiful Alaska!

 

 

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A couple days ago I had 5% Limo tint installed on the windows. It's actually not as dark from the inside as I thought it would be. Have been getting a lot of compliments.

 

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Wow .. up here they call SWAT on you for windows that dark. You think I'm kidding ... :noway: You'll be surrounded by state troopers.

 

 

I think it's been close to 3 weeks since my truck last ran. Haven't even started it. Too much has gone on this past week to care about it. I figure if I don't drive it, I can't break it. :D

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Was rolling this morning. I 15 S, South of I 70. 80 mph with a 30 foot camper. Road drops in in elevation from 7000ft to under 3000 ft in about a 120 mile stretch.

 

Had to downshift a gear few times to keep it from going faster.

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