Crew Cab question
Post Fiend
Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Parker, CO
I know the feeling. I just about jacked mine up again today as I pulled my entire exhaust down from the DP back. Let me tell you it does not come out and go back on as easy the second time around as it does the first/new install. 
(I did this because the exhaust had moved/shifted so much over the years that it was hitting the tranny pan. I also wanted to turn my muffler around to see if that changes the sound.)
That was the first half of the day. Then back to the house and fixing some shoddy carpentry work.
Now I am a hurting unit and have two days left to get that buttoned back up. Of course this is all work to be done on ladders.
(I did this because the exhaust had moved/shifted so much over the years that it was hitting the tranny pan. I also wanted to turn my muffler around to see if that changes the sound.)That was the first half of the day. Then back to the house and fixing some shoddy carpentry work.
Now I am a hurting unit and have two days left to get that buttoned back up. Of course this is all work to be done on ladders.
Nowadays it's just to the point where it goes at any time.
Post Fiend
Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 11,892
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From: Middle Tennessee
Dang Curtis, I was going to say some chit like when I am lazy and don't work out, I am more prone to it, but watching you break blocks, I guess your problem may be worse than mine.
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