^agreed
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be careful a good name brand are good. You don't want to buy those cheap ones on eBay.
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damn that's bright
for you a loofah, because you know what one is. :jester: The rest can use a carwash sponge :ROFLJest:
As far as I know no you can't. I would put 44 PSI in your tires and see what the sensors say. If they still fail then you got a bad sensor somewhere.
so are all your tires at 44PSI or 35PSI? The sensors are set for what the trucks wants which is 44PSI.
zombie face eaters?
JC that guy had to be from Ohio...:poker:
Whoever buys it is going to have a nice ride.
pics or gtfo :jester:
:jester: hell make them water proof and build a bull eye in the toilet.
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It's all that stop and go traffic sitting at the red lights. Vano goes almost all highway driving. I bet if you did a highway trip for a full...
3 inch PVC goes by the inside diameter I believe
Going to need some bigger tires.
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killer dude yeah no one has rims like that.
:welcome: where are the pics at?
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