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Got rear ended. Need a list for the shop
Any thoughts on empire engeering? In general or specifics. They've got one for a good price, have seen a few of their videos but none of their products. I'm glad there are options to avoid PPE and dmaxstore- oscyjack
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- Forum: Appearance & Detailing
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Got rear ended. Need a list for the shop
I mean for a centerlink sorry- oscyjack
- Post #57
- Forum: Appearance & Detailing
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Got rear ended. Need a list for the shop
What are you running with the rare parts tie rods?- oscyjack
- Post #55
- Forum: Appearance & Detailing
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Got rear ended. Need a list for the shop
Lmao I always wondered what would happen with more juice on one of those. I looked at a new version for my nephew and the things are like $800 with tainted Chinese lead plastic. Decided I'd rather build him a go cart. Have an old walker 20hp laying around the shed I was gonna use. Might have to...- oscyjack
- Post #52
- Forum: Appearance & Detailing
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Got rear ended. Need a list for the shop
I remember the days of power sliding the old power wheels haha. Got escorted home once as a little guy after taking one on a main road to get ice cream. I didn't know at the time you needed money to buy ice cream, and unchanged from today I thought the streets belonged to me. Probably my first...- oscyjack
- Post #50
- Forum: Appearance & Detailing
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Got rear ended. Need a list for the shop
Best tires I've ever seen were plastic with owl nylint lmao. now that I think of it, it was the same dark red as the dirty lol- oscyjack
- Post #49
- Forum: Appearance & Detailing
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Got rear ended. Need a list for the shop
Its all pretty much the biggest haha. Unbraced though and stock centerlink. Everything else is well beefed. Time to yank the leveling keys hah. I knew you'd like that one mr destructo- oscyjack
- Post #47
- Forum: Appearance & Detailing
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Got rear ended. Need a list for the shop
left was 2.06 and right was 1.79. Sitting at .08 and .06 now- oscyjack
- Post #42
- Forum: Appearance & Detailing
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Got rear ended. Need a list for the shop
Whelp, she's definitely back on the road. I'll throw up a pic of the new bumper when I get home later on but it looks pretty sharp. Too many St patties beverages urged me to try a way too aggressive launch. Fresh alignment turned into toe going out more than 1.7 on each side. Got her all...- oscyjack
- Post #41
- Forum: Appearance & Detailing
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Allison 6sp: When to go billet?
Beat me to it by 5 seconds. I heart this thread- oscyjack
- Post #41
- Forum: Mike L's Trans Talk
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LMM: Original suspension height measurements
All stock out back. Roger on the front, thanks. -
Possible power numbers?/pointers and thoughts
HSP billet or profab/RDL (RDL not to be confused with RDP) -
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Possible power numbers?/pointers and thoughts
If you're dropping coin for pipes, drop a little more and hit up rick. It's worth it. Dunno bout the rest but have fun -
LMM: Original suspension height measurements
I'm sure it's buried in here somewhere, but I'm looking for the original suspension height on a 4x4 non z71, CCSB LMM. I need to be able to take apart the insurance company who's declining my mechanical claim after I got rear ended. More concerned with the rear end height but will probably... -
Got rear ended. Need a list for the shop
I tried that one once, statie didn't love that haha.- oscyjack
- Post #40
- Forum: Appearance & Detailing
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Got rear ended. Need a list for the shop
yyyip lol. at least it wasn't my truck today and just a rental. I'm starting to hate other drivers, actual hate. The stupidity today is out of hand. "Hey a cloud of drifting snow! I should totally pull out into it right now" If I'd been in my own truck I'd be really pissed, lady was real...- oscyjack
- Post #35
- Forum: Appearance & Detailing
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Traction control/stabilitrak disable??
Windshield was obliterated as was the passenger front window and mirror. A pillar, C pillar and lots in between had some good dents. No airbags -
Traction control/stabilitrak disable??
So basically. The first three pictures show the road I was on, and the direction the truck was heading (clear path through snow). YOu can see how close I came to her based on where are tracks meet. From there it was straight for the gap when slip control intervened. And then the parking spot...