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Ahhh..........ok. Well, I should be getting more horsepower soon to turn these big tires, I just went down to Vato Zone and bought 2 "Type R" stickers...going to put them on my truck.
Good too hear from pro. It was getting quiet around here without you.
Oh I once new a guy who did a duel battery setup on his truck and he hooked them up in a seares cause he was gonna run a 24v winch, he mixed up his winch cable and battery cable that goes too the solioid. The entire electrical system had too be rebuilt, I think his insurance told him to ****off when he tried too claim it. This is when I worked at an electrical shop.
You guys are harsh. All I'm asking is what is required in converting my 2wd Chevy to a 4x4 offroad machine. Is that so difficult a question? Has anyone done this? Is it hard? My buddy has a shop and a torch. He says it'll be easy and I want to go mud bogging this weekend so let me know, k?
Hey guys, I won't be around here for the next 11 days or so. I have to go the Hawaii, the Big Island for 11 days. Its a dirty job but somebody has to do it.
Great, wish I could afford too go too hawaii, hell if I could afford to go, then I might just have too buy a round ticket for me and my bronco.
I could go around a pick up some nice native hotties around that place, and they would be just like my bronco,
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalyptic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
Slideshow: Called the Fortress, the 850-horsepower pickup combines Raptor underpinnings with military-inspired features, survival equipment, and a starting price of $285,000.