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i dont know why but i just do not like dewalt. i think its my dads opinion rubbed off on me that it is "home depot" tools. i will stick to milwaukee, makita and bosch. although dewalt does make a couple decent tools that have the competitors beat in that category.

yeah, the emblem on the dmax has duramax and allison all on one emblem which says right there that those two are mated together for good. we'll see how it lasts, but im liking the Manual option my dads tranny. when you shift into M, it gives you full control of 1-6 gear and will not shift on...

subaru forester, honda pilot, ford escape, toyota rav4.

hell yeah! my dad just picked an '07 yesterday, and as soon as he got home he hands me the keys and says "drive it." that fawker will pitch itself sideways on dry pavement. i've ridden in skinny pedals '04, and this '07 puts it to shame.

nothin like a little brake fluid running down the driveway. what gen 4runner body are you putting on? im assuming 84-89

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on a daily driver your only obstacles are minivans, 44's would help with those

I wasnt aware reiter had any of those.

i see a few sawzall blades bend, some bloody knuckles, and some pvc link arms with electrical tape heims.

that crash is asking for how-to hardwire an i pod into a factory specific dodge make, and a user posts up about how he put a different deck into his ranger to accomodate his i pod. crash, you might talk to gavin, he had a set up in his gti where it hardwired it into his factory deck and he had...

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thats a fact. i got one, and figured i'd give it a whirl on my 38. i pulled the core and let the rim hit the ground. hooked it up and it took under 4 minutes to go from 0-20 psi. it is a single cylinder compressor, impressive. although, that's just tires. if you want to run tools, yorks the...

you could still do a receiver through channel. the nice thing about square tube is that its going through two flat surfaces and you can weld both sides. all you need to do is find center, weld a 4-6" long plate on the back side, then you have two surfaces you can run 2.5" square tube through...

i figured i was going to get nothing but milwaukee for a response. i went with the old school keyed chuck. model #0234-6. im sure the keyless chuck may be nice, but i just like knowing my shizzy is tight, and the keyless is like $30 more. i have been using my dads 5.5 amp milwaukee and he...

what is everyone running for a corded 1/2" drill? i just bought a milwaukee 0234-6. it's a 5.5 amp keyed chuck. anyone prefer keyless chuck over keyed. and 5.5 amp or 8? i know that crash has a milwaukee as seen on the shopcam and bunk has an 8 amp. i would think a 5.5 amp would be better...

i have your old 1/4 springs :redneck:

So where's the hangover run going to be this year? I have never attended this event and finally I have a rig capable of doing it and a good buddy to haul my truck on his trailer. Just wondering where everyone plans on going to kick off the new year.

i second that milwaukee grinders kick butt. i have a 4" and a 4.5" makita and they both rock. also a 7" milwaukee and that thing is ridiculous. i vote ace for brushes.

pro tools 105 air/hydraulic

i have a millermatic 210 gmaw. 251 would be nice but i think this is perfect, right in the middle of the 175 and 251. i run a pro-tools 105-HD bender with an electric hydraulic setup and it works awesome. can bend .188 no problem. and i've got the JD2 aluminum notcher. i hear crap about it...