shmoozer
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It certainly looks like it!
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is that light bar zip tied on?
Guess when the new truck won't get you home, the ragged out cummins will??opcorn:
is that light bar zip tied on?
Haha that's a thing!! A real thing!
You can't hurt them damn trucks. My friend has one and literally tries to blow it up but he can't.
mine had a hole in the block from the day i bought it until the day i sold it. just made sure the oil level was good and ran her hard.
Garrett
You can't hurt them damn trucks. My friend has one and literally tries to blow it up but he can't.
You can't hurt them damn trucks. My friend has one and literally tries to blow it up but he can't.
Because a 4r100 or an e4od are such gems in stock form...
Annnyyyway, whats the word dan.
werd was there are issues with the turbo kit and it needed alot of love before they were gonna mess with it.
Yeah turbo kit is literally falling apart... So yeah... Have to make up my mind what's going to happen there.
I dunno if this actually works...
care to go into any more details about this?
(fwiw not trying to stir $h!t or anything, just generally curious)
As great as those are, you gotta have a flex point where some stuff is mounted to the engine, other stuff to the core support, and more yet "mounted" direct to the frame. The boost braces vibrant offers can work really well to keep boots on when everything is designed properly.
:shrug: There are stronger alternatives. so for guys like you, I suppose industrial type brace would be the ticket. I've had good luck with them, but when I put them in, the only direction they would pull is out, not in some other direction. What ended working for you?