Speaking of garages, deavon have you got any mods done on your truck yet? or some good plans started?
It's a boy
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Congrats devon, they are something to behold when they're so little. The wife and I where sure this one was going to be a girl to, we both did a double take when the doctor said it was a boy.
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Yes, I do have a big garage to hide out in...lol. It is bad enough already and they are all under the age of 10. My oldest loves trucks and helps me in the shop quite a bit. She just wants to make the truck bigger and louder. My wife just shakes her head. LOL..
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Well I started by getting rid of the donuts for tires the truck had on it and went for some 285/75/16 mudders. Then I have installed a billet grille and ss Lund bug deflector. I just put in my 6637 filter with one of Pete's covers and I am saving my pennies for a 4" MBRP exhaust. Then some gauges, probably ISSPRO if I'm lucky. I will have to do a lot of moon lighting to pay for it all but it will be worth it.
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My next step is guages and the hutch and harpoon mods. I don't know about your truck but after the pump clicks off the first time I can put in another $30.00 of fuel.
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When I'm reading the posts and instructions it all sounds so easy, then I have to do it. I have been looking at Kwikordead's gallery about putting the fuel pump in the tank and I am starting to think that is the way I would like to go and then do the HPX while I am at it. Still working up the courage for that one though.
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Originally Posted by devon123
I used to pull wrenches for John Deere. I recently got a job with Pioneer buying gain and all that fun stuff. It has worked out really well so far.