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KARNUT Senior Enthusiast

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Go ask a Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima, or Okinawa vet to thank the Japanese for anything...

I know lots of veterans. Their motto is forgive don’t repeat. I guess you missed that the Germans and Japanese are allies now.


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34 minutes ago, KARNUT said:


I know lots of veterans. Their motto is forgive don’t repeat. I guess you missed that the Germans and Japanese are allies now.


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I’m well aware of what alliances we currently have.  Hell, the MG on the A2 and later Abrams is from the Germans.  Our “small” howitzer...  British.  That said, the old salts I’ve had the opportunity to talk to over the years...  Think Walt Kowalski in the flesh.  Grunts have a tendency to not be very forgiving of the enemy that killed their best friends.  While they might have the utmost respect for the enemy, it’s very hard for them to “like” them.  Your experience  may vary.

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1SLOW1500 Senior Enthusiast

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Anyone ever try this kit out??
I would recommend a link setup for you. When rear in board coil overs.

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Okay, I'm just going to take things in a new direction and leave the suspension on the truck alone for the most part...  Screw it.  I'll get the gonzo handling and go-fastness via a Gen6 Camaro SS with MRC.

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6 minutes ago, Husker_1911 said:

Okay, I'm just going to take things in a new direction and leave the suspension on the truck alone for the most part...  Screw it.  I'll get the gonzo handling and go-fastness via a Gen6 Camaro SS with MRC.

That's boring

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Just now, Nasty said:

That's boring

It's low, loud, and in the 12's...  stock...  I'm okay with that kinda boring.  LOL

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8 minutes ago, Husker_1911 said:

It's low, loud, and in the 12's...  stock...  I'm okay with that kinda boring.  LOL

Didnt know it was already low. but I can Tell you the twisted metal coilover kit helped my truck a lot with only an 800 dollar price  tag

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2 minutes ago, Nasty said:

Didnt know it was already low. but I can Tell you the twisted metal coilover kit helped my truck a lot with only an 800 dollar price  tag

The truck is factory.  The Camaro I'm looking at post ROK tour is what's low...  and pretty friggin' fast.

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