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I always tell of mods and people who hide them should stay out. It's not just mods that make a truck quick, it's also the driver. If you can't drive, and don't know your trucks capabilities and just hammer the pedal, you're bound to wind up with sloppy traction and lower times...if I had the quickest truck i'd for sure make sure I knew how to drive it. I'd also tell people what i've done and see if they can drive like me. And if I get beat, so the heck what? I'll do something else and just get quicker.
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I see people in disagreement on if a guy has something on his rig or not - I politely offered a way to "resolve" it.
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