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Can I reserve one of those? I'm running the 100amp and being kind to it but who knows... I thought there was a top bracket or something for the 260+ alts?
Another trip out, truck did awesome but now hearing a whistle when CTIS is checking pressure (during the pressurizing step) this happens when moving and stopped. Will have to investigate. All tires within 1psi and no error lights.
Had a bit of a steep decline and had to be a little careful...
Tried the SIS 2.0 on the website, pretty lacking in some details, but actually seemed to use my trucks serial number instead of saying "can't find" like the main parts search. (this is for a C7). However, there are two options shown with different quantities.
Took it on it's first highway trip to Fort McCoy. Now with the new tires we can for further and at high speeds without worrying about old rubber. Truck did awesome, cruising at 65 was no issue. Did have some imbalance at times, seemed to come and go depending on tires getting in sync with each...
Can you cut the hucks and just slide the crossmember rearward, not removing the box?
Wonder why my m1096, that had a box on it, does have any crossmembers at all on the upper rail?
Going up a local hill I could do it at 45 with just frame rails. After adding habitat (20ft shipping container) and all the other stuff(eco hubs too) I was at about 25mph today(about 2 min at full throttle). This is a very steep hill, but still that's a big drop. Weight before was about 20k...
Was doing a little testing of the Eco hubs and suspension deflection. No issues rubbing or traction. Drove over some 18" rocks and it was pretty controlled and didn't need much throttle in 1st.
All new rubber from the Goodyear Commercial dealer. Took a little work for them to get. They showed...
I found a screwdriver works much better than the seal tool. You can slowly work it in from the screwdriver pushing only on the metal portion of the seal, and you don't have to push that hard to drive the CTIS seals in
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