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Originally posted by MrBurgundy View PostHow bad is the rest of the rust?
Originally posted by Northern View PostCongrats Dr, that's a huge milestone.
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Originally posted by Reichart12 View Post
Like a cut out flap? I'll get mine fixed up eventually. Hopefully it passes WA emissions once I get around to doing that.
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Originally posted by TeXJ View PostSpeaking of mufflers, I just had my exhaust deleted with the little flapper thing. 2015 Sierra 6.2
sounds so much better
Originally posted by roguetoaster View PostBringing that D(r), good on you!
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Speaking of mufflers, I just had my exhaust deleted with the little flapper thing. 2015 Sierra 6.2
sounds so much better
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Originally posted by 2mAn View PostWhere in Washington did you end up?
Also, being a Dodge Im guessing you just left the exhaust off so you can show off your HEMI power?
Luckily for me that section was post muffler so there was no noise change in losing it.
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Where in Washington did you end up?
Also, being a Dodge Im guessing you just left the exhaust off so you can show off your HEMI power?
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Ok kinda forgot about this and then I saw 2mAn bothering someone elsewhere about trucks being what r3v's about now so I figured it was a good time for an update.
Chronologically...
Went to the race track to watch some drag racing. Trucks are the best for this because I could sit and roast in the sun in the bed all day and be comfortable.
Next, half my exhaust fell off.
My parents visited and I was their tour guide through Yellowstone.
My heater hoses sprung a big leak so I changed that out in the parking lot. Last parking lot repair for me. I'm moving up in the world. Youtube video about that repair if you care. Don't forget to subscribe there.
Heater Hose Replacement On My 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 - YouTube
Defending my PhD, became a Dr (of Biochemistry), packed up my belongings and moved to Washington. Hit a gnarly storm in Idaho that I needed to tarp my stuff up for.
Moved into a nice house with a two car garage. I think the truck fits but its a tight squeeze and I haven't tried yet. The e30 sleeps inside.
The neighborhood has a wide range of interesting vehicles. Here is only a snippet.
And a celebratory cleaning job on the truck. Please recommend your favorite detailing items.
And if you made it this far, how about a final glamour shot of the truck in Montana along the Yellowstone River with the Crazies Mountain range in the background (with bonus train).
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Originally posted by roguetoaster View PostThat thing isn't too rusty for an older Chrysler, compared to my truck it has not yet even begun to rust.
Anyway, clean those hub mating surfaces next time you do that job, otherwise, looks good, providing you lubed the sliding surfaces.
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That thing isn't too rusty for an older Chrysler, compared to my truck it has not yet even begun to rust.
Anyway, clean those hub mating surfaces next time you do that job, otherwise, looks good, providing you lubed the sliding surfaces.
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Originally posted by mike.bmw View PostNicely done. Send it!
I recently did the rear rotors and pads on my wife's 2013 Ford Escape. How could an 8 year old car possibly be so rusty? (Nevermind.)
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Nicely done. Send it!
I recently did the rear rotors and pads on my wife's 2013 Ford Escape. How could an 8 year old car possibly be so rusty? (Nevermind.)
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