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 Re: Would you buy a deleted and tuned diesel truck?
[Re: Matt Jackson]
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02/09/17 01:15 AM
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B-rader
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Diesels want air , today's diesels don't get air , that's the problem
A-RIGS , MAKING BAD FISHERMAN LOOK GOOD SINCE 2010
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Re: Would you buy a deleted and tuned diesel truck?
[Re: Matt Jackson]
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02/09/17 01:15 PM
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redchevy
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They get plenty of air. They don't like filters stuck up their rear and farts put back in their face. And the hundreds of sensors are what cause a great deal of problems. A sensor out will put it in limp mode.
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Re: Would you buy a deleted and tuned diesel truck?
[Re: Matt Jackson]
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02/15/17 10:40 PM
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Txduckhunter
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I wouldn't do it. You lost me at Chevy Diesel.....
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Re: Would you buy a deleted and tuned diesel truck?
[Re: Matt Jackson]
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03/29/17 06:09 PM
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psycho0819
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No way I'd buy a mod'ed newer vehicle of any kind. Mod's aside, the simple fact that it is modified tells me it has probably been beat on a bit, at least.
Now that's not to say I wouldn't have one that has been modified, but if I do I will have done the mods or had them done to an otherwise stock vehicle.
I just don't want something someone else has been beating on.
If you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much space!
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