Lowering my 03 dodge 4x4 to the ground
#41
07-08-2011, 12:00 AM
Just kinda amused me when I realised that.
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I work on mine when I can, but simply am not a mechanic. I suppose you're not much of a horse trainer or horseshoer. But whhere I come from, a real man rides his own broncs and shoes his own mounts.
weall have different skill sets. Right now, I'm shoeing a diesel mechanic's horse. Earlier, he was working on my truck. We just go with our strengths and what we prefer doing. I'm on here to learn what I can.
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I work on mine when I can, but simply am not a mechanic. I suppose you're not much of a horse trainer or horseshoer. But whhere I come from, a real man rides his own broncs and shoes his own mounts.
weall have different skill sets. Right now, I'm shoeing a diesel mechanic's horse. Earlier, he was working on my truck. We just go with our strengths and what we prefer doing. I'm on here to learn what I can.My point is why bash other people for posting a thread trying to LEARN how to lower his pickup just because YOU don't like it.
#43
07-08-2011, 12:45 AM
#44
07-11-2011, 10:47 AM
Its pointless trying to talk to his guy. He talks about how hes here to learn but bashes on others trying to learn. If you dont have something helpful to say, shut the hell up. There was no reason for you to even post in this thread. There is a reason hes lowering his truck. We may not all agree on that reason but its his truck, his choice, his money. we are here to help eachother. If you cant get that through your head, please feel free to leave the forum.
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