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bndawgs Senior Enthusiast

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I don't know what I want next, but I want something. :D    Feel free to post any Black Friday deals you see here.  

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pgamboa Senior Enthusiast

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Lowest price on terminals... but you have to stand in line the night before :).

Following... want to see what’s next on the mods list. Lol


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1fast ss Enthusiast

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Found a deal on a Pop and Lock on Amazon. Free shipping with a total cost of $77. Going to pull the trigger on it.

bndawgs Senior Enthusiast

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most of the stuff on my wish list is oem stuff and won't be on sale. 

 

but do have my eye on exhaust and might pick something up

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pgamboa Senior Enthusiast

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For anyone looking for mobile phone mounts, ProClipUSA is having a 20% off sale. Promo code PRO20. Free shipping as well. Just picked up the iPhone X - Mobile Holder.


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tbarn Senior Enthusiast

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Adams Polishes has a 20/15% off sale. Plus free shipping over $60

Eddie 70 Senior Enthusiast

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I would like a cordless impact wrench so I can remove wheels and tires for rotation. Not sure those 1/4" deals at Lowes and Home Depot can do the job. Anyone try them out?

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1 hour ago, Eddie 70 said:

I would like a cordless impact wrench so I can remove wheels and tires for rotation. Not sure those 1/4" deals at Lowes and Home Depot can do the job. Anyone try them out?

No. I use a craftsman 1/2”. Works great. My 1/4” doesn’t have enough torque. Works great on all the small stuff, but I only use the 1/2” on lug nuts. 

Waterfowler41 Senior Enthusiast

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Looking for a deal on wheels. Hopefully fuel wheels


Discount tire has a Black Friday sale now, you won’t find a better price on fuel wheels than DT’s holiday prices. I bought fuel trophy’s 2 years ago during their Black Friday sale
bndawgs Senior Enthusiast

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13 hours ago, SirenRed16 said:

Found this. 088151d009597ec74b723dd89f531fa2.jpg

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Now we're talking.  Need more exhaust sales.  

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