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Where are you in mass? I'm on the south shore.

 

What about using 3M clear adhesive?

 

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Central Mass. Right beside Worcester. I'll look onto that as well. At least now we are getting some nice weather. Gotta give a nice clean cause she is caked with road grime

 

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I changed out the engine in my truck millage/fuel reducer took me a year to find a good low millage engine.

 

So it was for the truck too ha ha..

 

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Received my Fox 2.0 rears yesterday now have to wait for the fronts :(. Might put the rears in before I get the fronts haven't decided yet. Here is a pic from today's exploring

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Are those your winter 22's :rollin:

 

Yeah, It's just the way I am. :cheers:

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Went with my dad to get his new high country 6.2l. The black leather with grey piping is legit.

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Made a custom side exit exhaust.

No its time for a bath

 

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Very cool- ive wanted to do the same. I notice you're in the burgh- did you do this yourself or could you message me the shop you got it done at and cost? thanks!!

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looks good . $$$$$

Thanks!

Did you get the intake shield installed yet? I been thinking

Of doing that as well

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Very cool- ive wanted to do the same. I notice you're in the burgh- did you do this yourself or could you message me the shop you got it done at and cost? thanks!!

I did it myself. Although I own a shop on Camp Horne Rd. Vehicle Maintenance Center. I could do it again but it would not be cheap. I have about 6 hours in the job.

 

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Gave her a bath yesterday and polished the pipes a little today. Need to invest in a buffing wheel to really make them pop!

 

 

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