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Will that bigger yoke and driveshaft put you over the 7000??
![]() man that sucks about it breakin! |
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That sux Nick. Better luck next time you put it in front of a sled.
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6985 was with a hundred pound weight in the bed of the truck and the truck empty weighs 6600 so i think ill be ok
And thanks logan, i hope i do better cuz if i have to keep gettin more traction issues its gonna be in ryans class
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dam dude when i saw that my tows curled
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ooo ouch i have had that happen not while doing that though.
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Nick ole boy, if you ever get that thing to stay together its gonna be tuff! But at least you break with style buddy...
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hate to see you break, but you know what they say "if your not breakin' stuff, you ain't drivin" it hard enough"
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Build it bigger and better!!
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Looked like a good pull going there Nick... you still made some decent progress on the front axle alone after things broke!!
If you pull it much, you'll keep finding weak links... just gotta hope that they don't start turning out to be expensive parts!!!! |
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