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Mime only did it between 1500-2000. The DP clamp was hitting the pass. floorboard heat shield.
Crew Cab Project is on the Road!!!
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93turbo_animal
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Congrats Heath maybe the vibration is getting less noticable cause your getting used to the truck and not as on edge about if something is wrong with it. I know it always seems to me when putting something back together I notice more noises that I can't remember if they were there before 
snaponprofile
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Congrats Heath maybe the vibration is getting less noticable cause your getting used to the truck and not as on edge about if something is wrong with it. I know it always seems to me when putting something back together I notice more noises that I can't remember if they were there before
Haha, i do the same.
hesutton
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Congrats Heath maybe the vibration is getting less noticable cause your getting used to the truck and not as on edge about if something is wrong with it. I know it always seems to me when putting something back together I notice more noises that I can't remember if they were there before
Very true Aric, very true. I was as nervous as a ***** in a ****** patch on the 1st drive out of the shop! Every little noise, movement of each gauge, bump on the road, and shift of each gear was over analyzed, and scrutinized to the ninth degree. My blood pressure was pegged, my stomach churned, my senses heightend. I was a wreck! I swear I couldn't have been more nervous if I were piloting the space shuttle into orbit.
It's getting much less stressful to drive now.
Heath
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freebird01
Post Turtle!
mine has a banks sidewinder setup and 4" straight exhaust and its not bad at all....and mines only an ext cab long bed....he got 2 extra feet in there of cab space
93turbo_animal
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Very true Aric, very true. I was as nervous as a ***** in a ****** patch on the 1st drive out of the shop! Every little noise, movement of each gauge, bump on the road, and shift of each gear was over analyzed, and scrutinized to the ninth degree. My blood pressure was pegged, my stomach churned, my senses heightend. I was a wreck! I swear I couldn't have been more nervous if I were piloting the space shuttle into orbit.
It's getting much less stressful to drive now.
Heath
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