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02-16-2008, 06:04 PM
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Diesel shops
Was wondering were you guys take your trucks "If you don't do the work yourself" to get em tuned up and what kind of service you get. Do you have to crawl underem and re tighten stuff when you get it back etc.
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01,2500,shortbed,4x4,6spd,SBC dual disk,2'' leveling kit,AGR powersteering pump and box,Afe coldair intake, CFM intake manifold,Ats exhaust manifold,Pacs brake,FASS, Edge juice with attitude, 90hp injectors,5'' straight, GR 6'' bullhaulers |
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03-27-2008, 03:56 AM
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West Virginia Chapter President.
 
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We dont have a shop but my brother in law and father in law do ALL of our own work...Been thinking about doing outside work also. Our only downfall is lack of knowledge on automatics but mine is ready to fail...time to learn 
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Sold... 99 QC LB 4x4 CTD 2005 Dually, running, trying to break it in easy 
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