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"On these traction bars you end up drilling through the lleaf sprng to help secure that end."

Now, wait, you did what?
Drilled through the leaf spring?
That can't be good in any scenario, I think.

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5 hours ago, steelerdude15 said:

Digitizer replacement.

Alright!

Umm, what is that?
Is that like what I have on my iPhone?
If so, I guess it means you fixed your infotainment screen?

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How to Fix a Digitizer

  • Step 1 Turn off your phone and remove the battery. ...
  • Step 2 Remove the old digitizer from your phone using a razor blade. ...
  • Step 3 Use your razor blade to shave off the plastic bump from your old digitizer. ...
  • Step 4 Screw your phone back together, put the battery back in and hit the power button. ...

Looks like something I will never try😬

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10 hours ago, MikeBMW said:

Alright!

Umm, what is that?
Is that like what I have on my iPhone?
If so, I guess it means you fixed your infotainment screen?

Yup, that’s essentially what I did. On the stock radios, there is a piece of glass that is glued to a metal frame. Over time, they can start to go bad which happened to me. Before I fixed it, the touch screen portion on my radio wouldn’t work or would change screens on its own. It’s a minor inconvenience, but I wanted to get it repaired.

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Underhood light, 1/2" spacers for 18" wheels on 35" tires and a new 250 amp Mechman alternator to replace the stock 150 amp alternator.
 

 

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Washed it after it’s been raining for like 2 weeks straight. Ignore the stock wheels/tires in the rear…. My NT555R2 are pretty much bald… 

 

Also tested out the FilterWear in these hard rain. They work awesome. 
 

Picked up a pair of wheels and tires for the track for the event couple weeks from now. Will be doing the rear 15” conversion to fit it of course. 

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First step of live view rearview mirror installation complete on both the 2014 All Terrain and the 2018 Gmc Z71 Elevation. Cameras for both trucks are on the way. The All Terrain was plug and play. The 2018 I had to re-pin the mirror plug to get power to it.

 

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36 minutes ago, Homewrecker007 said:

First step of live view rearview mirror installation complete on both the 2014 All Terrain and the 2018 Gmc Z71 Elevation. Cameras for both trucks are on the way. The All Terrain was plug and play. The 2018 I had to re-pin the mirror plug to get power to it.

 

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You got them to work with the Camaro already?

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Finally got it washed up been awhile, did get pulled over for defective muffler yesterday by some a$s#ol3 cop (just passed inspection last week to renew my registration) corsa exhaust says 50 state legal so ima take them to court (didn’t know cops were mechanics now days)9DE66AEF-98B2-4DC5-9FFF-29EBDC85278D.thumb.jpeg.f97257618e8744cf3b08825d5fe3755c.jpeg

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1 hour ago, Frankielozano214 said:

You got them to work with the Camaro already?

Um I don't have a Camaro. Did you mean to say camera? If that's the case I'm still waiting for the camera to get here.

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10 minutes ago, Homewrecker007 said:

Um I don't have a Camaro. Did you mean to say camera? If that's the case I'm still waiting for the camera to get here.

Lol yeah I meant camera not Camaro 😂 

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1 hour ago, Frankielozano214 said:

Finally got it washed up been awhile, did get pulled over for defective muffler yesterday by some a$s#ol3 cop (just passed inspection last week to renew my registration) corsa exhaust says 50 state legal so ima take them to court (didn’t know cops were mechanics now days)9DE66AEF-98B2-4DC5-9FFF-29EBDC85278D.thumb.jpeg.f97257618e8744cf3b08825d5fe3755c.jpeg

Brooo.. wtf? Cop hatin on you man.

 

For those of you who don't know you can have a jet engine in Texas and not get pulled over. Just ain't a thing!

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5 minutes ago, Snowcamo said:

Brooo.. wtf? Cop hatin on you man.

 

For those of you who don't know you can have a jet engine in Texas and not get pulled over. Just ain't a thing!

He said he seen black smoke coming out my exhaust 😂 I told his this isn’t a diesel!!!

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6 minutes ago, Snowcamo said:

Brooo.. wtf? Cop hatin on you man.

 

For those of you who don't know you can have a jet engine in Texas and not get pulled over. Just ain't a thing!

Crazy part is I get rolled the day I get my license, ain’t had them since 2011. 

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