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Old 07-27-2021, 03:30 PM   #14
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Re: How to: Ruin a perfectly good C10
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Exactly as planned

Blushing here. Great quote (Save Ferris!) and wonderful praise. Have to give credit to PB and LCTC; I just bolted it all together

Very happy with the Borlas!

Never sell, my wife would kill me

The coilover setup is awesome. I’m super happy with it and the reviews by those who have driven/ridden prove that I’m not completely crazy. If you go as low as I did, be prepared for LOTS of supporting mods. I’ve seen people using the QA1 setup and that are happy with it and wouldn’t need all of the cutting on your pretty truck.

Heck yeah, order it up!

Have to upload to YouTube then link it here.
Unfortunately.... The 'nothing here to see' visual is the more expensive route.
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