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My grandpa's must be one of those 1 in a billion as well haha. like i said he's got an aftermarket plate full forward and some other stuff and he's still using the stock tranny. like i said only thing it did was blow off the tranny lines. torque converter doesn't slip or anything. and thats hauling a 11,000# camper all over the country. everywhere from florida all the way up to alaska
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