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No its not I can't believe this I've never heard such bad subs. Actually I can barely hear them.. ridiculous..

 

Anyway dropped trans off today should have it end of next week

 

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Dropped the Subs off at ups store and picked up my trans should be going in this weekend

 

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Upgraded hd shift kit clutches billet servos and internals new stock stall torque convertor

 

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Upgraded hd shift kit clutches billet servos and internals new stock stall torque convertor sent from my truck in a field

Damn, you should have gotten a 3k stall. At least you would have it for if/when you do a cam upgrade, which you should; What subs are you going to get next?

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No its not I can't believe this I've never heard such bad subs. Actually I can barely hear them.. ridiculous..Anyway dropped trans off today should have it end of next weeksent from my truck in a field

i am running a tw3 10 in my truck and it sounded really quiet untill the suspension broke in and now it is pretty loud. They are a bit prucey butbtheybsound great. They are a dvc speaker sonyounhave to make sure your amp can take a 1 ohm load or you can wire them to 4 ohm.
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I'm keeping my 12s and looking for bucket seats to put in the back. I didn't order a higher stall convertor because my budget was only 1200

 

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Transfer case upgrade, everything looked good in there no wear or shavings Thank god.

 

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Starting trans swap now

 

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I've seen that last pic all too much on my truck lol

 

Sent while drinkin' a cold one...

 

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yea thats what the first few pics were the last one of the tcase was the pump upgrade installed

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Drove it today and it's shifts are on point and perfect even jumps a little way better than it ever was hoping it stays that way.

 

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I've seen that last pic all too much on my truck lol

 

Sent while drinkin' a cold one...

 

Of course I say this and nothing but a couple weeks later and my trans. goes out again. Must be Karma...

 

Sent while drinkin' a cold one...

 

 

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To big of tires being run on an under modified trans? That's what mine did... plus whoever had it before me (before 85,000 miles) had work done on it..

 

But I just put money down on a 42" led light bar can't wait to get it

 

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I had it upgraded but the pump or something went out. The temp stayed normal but it just wouldn't build pressure to go anywhere. Sucks

 

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