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07-21-2008, 05:33 PM
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Soot sick.
For all those cummins owners in anchorage please find me! I'm visiting my cancer battling grandma and havent smelt sooty cummins exhaust in DAYS. call me sick or just a diesel nut but i need my fix. Also this state trully is beautiful. 
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99 2500hd 24v quad cab long bed,4.10, white n grey 2tone. k&n, 4in custom stack with rain cap and heat shield, boost fooler, boost guage, 150sticks. soon an s300g cat turbo!THANKS TO COAL TRAIN DIESEL PERFORMANCE , 
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