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13 hours ago, Big Whiskey said:

I agree 100%. Too many people try to lug them like a big block or a diesel. It's an LS based motor...let that sucker scream! 

Yep, anything under 4,400rpm is on the bottom side of the powerband.

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From my instagram, @kurtkphoto:   Looking west into Death Valley, CA from Nevada:  

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Fishing the Sierra's last weekend with my new camper.   Sent from my SM-P900 using Tapatalk

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I really wish the guy with the white chev would have been parked there again.  I think I am as high up as him now lol.

 

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I really wish the guy with the white chev would have been parked there again.  I think I am as high up as him now lol.
 
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I like!

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On 8/21/2017 at 5:24 AM, rickit said:

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Nice looking truck rickit, how do you like the Defender tires? Do you have any pictures of it from the side?

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Brought the trailer in to have the bearings packed & new seals. Getting ready for snowmobiling season. 5a20cc79b67af_Image1.jpeg.6bc6a905e079b8004e0b45fcff838260.jpeg

 

 

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3500 Duramax Midnight Edition

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Bear hunting...that's our stand (old in background, sitting in the new one) and shooting range back about 1/4 mile off highway.0324dd2d6446d63d8b714e00f820da01.jpg

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Updated pics of mine, bigger tires and sport bar since last ones caa05b0341272a94ed8ff9b91c53228a.jpgeb1baf627fc16e7cb141c987bb98b8f9.jpgf5bc87130145c8b1a994b12d783c1583.jpg

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