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When you mentioned shocks it made me think.🤔
In all my years of owning vehicles, (53 years) I have never replaced a set of shocks on a vehicle I’ve owned. And believe me there have been many!
In the early years, likely because either I couldn’t afford it or the vehicle didn’t need them. After...
Thats a horrible thing to wish for! 🤪 LOL
Personally not a fan at all! Having lived with winters all my life up here in 🇨🇦, I’d be happy if it snowed evening of Dec 24 and melted morning of Dec 26!
Big undertaking!
That’s what I do. Build/Renovate. We’re a Certified Builder.
This one is a current job. Raising this house 10’ in the air and adding a new 1st level with Family Room, 3 bedrooms, a bathroom and a double car garage.
I have the same truck! You’ll definitely enjoy those! They’re the only tire I will run on my truck. Like riding on a cloud. Awesome in heavy rain with zero hydroplaning.
In cases like this I tend to simply bust my back lifting them manually and then book 3 sessions at my chiropractor followed by many days of not being able to pull my socks on and laying on the couch swearing I’d never do something like that again. 😎
I had my electronics guy install a hardwire kit that had the inline mute button. As you can see, the detector is down low just above the windshield wiper line. The back of the detector sits on the dash so reduces the weight hanging off the suction cup. The power wire drops down to the fuse panel...
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