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89Suburban

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just Virginia and DC, and those both are scary to speed arpound anyway, so many agency's running around you don't know who is who or what is what.
could be cops, private contractor, cia, military, f-k who knows lol
No they drive like assholes and speed down there worse than they do up here in the Philly and suburbs. My brother runs semi's every night from Reading Pa to Richmond, VA. Every time he says the Baltimore thru DC stretch and loops is a sh*t show.
 

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No they drive like assholes and speed down there worse than they do up here in the Philly and suburbs. My brother runs semi's every night from Reading Pa to Richmond, VA. Every time he says the Baltimore thru DC stretch and loops is a sh*t show.
I wasn't taking many chance's over there, I had my v1 with me but didn't have it up because I didn't want to get it confiscated, they must have been having a circle jerk or something going on, questionable looking vehicles all over the place especially anywhere near the capitol.
All the east coast states are so tiny compared to over here, I was like wtf how did I just drive thru 4 states in 2 hours lol
from where I live it takes at least 3 hours just to get out of cali
 
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I wasn't taking many chance's over there, I had my v1 with me but didn't have it up because I didn't want to get it confiscated, they must have been having a circle jerk or something going on, questionable looking vehicles all over the place especially anywhere near the capitol.
All the east coast states are so tiny compared to over here, I was like wtf how did I just drive thru 4 states in 2 hours lol
from where I live it takes at least 3 hours just to get out of cali
That's due to traffic, not distance, especially the way you drive, lol
 

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That's due to traffic, not distance, especially the way you drive, lol
not really, reno or lake tahoe is the closest border and both are 3 hours, Oregon is around 5 hours
traffic or no traffic, mexico is 7 1/2 hours and that would involve a LOT of traffic los angeles is terrible, that 7 1/2 hours could end up being 15 anything from san fernando to san diego is a nightmare at the wrong time.
 

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I've been slowly building my new garage/workshop for the last few months. I finally got to do my first indoor oil change. Now I feel all bougie.

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On a darker note, the clean floor showed me I have an oil leak. The whole underside of the engine was dirty, so I sprayed it off. I'll crawl back under this weekend to try locating the source. I'm suspecting the rear main at the moment. We'll see.
 
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not really, reno or lake tahoe is the closest border and both are 3 hours, Oregon is around 5 hours
traffic or no traffic, mexico is 7 1/2 hours and that would involve a LOT of traffic los angeles is terrible, that 7 1/2 hours could end up being 15 anything from san fernando to san diego is a nightmare at the wrong time.
3 hours at 116 + mph :party36:
 

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I've been slowly building my new garage/workshop for the last few months. I finally got to do my first indoor oil change. Now I feel all bougie.

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On a darker note, the clean floor showed me I have an oil leak. The whole underside of the engine was dirty, so I sprayed it off. I'll crawl back under this weekend to try locating the source. I'm suspecting the rear main at the moment. We'll see.


Did you seal the floor with anything?
 

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Your dash has cracks in the same exact spot mine does. :(


I notched mine had no support on the center speaker, it's just hanging from the plastic dash. I don't know if they all have it. but it. can't be a good idea haha.

probably one of the reasons they all crack in the same spot. that and cheap plastic that can't handle uv
 

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ugh no fun, I never tried a rear seal myself paid a shop to do and it took them 3 times to finally nip it. worked out in my favor for sure
Yeah. If that's it I'll probably let it go a while. Ironically, I replaced the transmission last year, and had a bunch of other work done while I was at it. But I didn't think about the rear main seal.
 

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Yes, a smear of used engine oil, lol. I'm still rolling scaffolding and moving pallets around. So that's a future thing.


This is very popular here with our concrete contractors for garage floors.


 

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