What Did You Do To Your 2ND GEN RAM Today?
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That just seems like another reason I will procrastinate. If I had the confidence to dive into that without fear of dropping something inside I’d have already done the gaskets and done the 1.7 roller rockers by now. But now that I look at bundling all three together I’m more likely to wait!
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It will run better, it will have more power, it will burn less oil, spark plugs will last longer, you will have a BIG smile on your face EVERY time you step on the gas pedal. At least for a while. 
And then there is the sense of accomplishment of getting the job done. If it isn't your daily driver, or, you have something else you can drive if necessary, then you don't need to be in a hurry to get the job done.... If it IS your daily though... yeah, that puts a whole new face on things.
Really, the job isn't that bad. Just take your time, be careful, and pay attention to the little details.
And then there is the sense of accomplishment of getting the job done. If it isn't your daily driver, or, you have something else you can drive if necessary, then you don't need to be in a hurry to get the job done.... If it IS your daily though... yeah, that puts a whole new face on things.Really, the job isn't that bad. Just take your time, be careful, and pay attention to the little details.
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It will run better, it will have more power, it will burn less oil, spark plugs will last longer, you will have a BIG smile on your face EVERY time you step on the gas pedal. At least for a while. And then there is the sense of accomplishment of getting the job done. If it isn't your daily driver, or, you have something else you can drive if necessary, then you don't need to be in a hurry to get the job done.... If it IS your daily though... yeah, that puts a whole new face on things.
Really, the job isn't that bad. Just take your time, be careful, and pay attention to the little details.
And then there is the sense of accomplishment of getting the job done. If it isn't your daily driver, or, you have something else you can drive if necessary, then you don't need to be in a hurry to get the job done.... If it IS your daily though... yeah, that puts a whole new face on things.Really, the job isn't that bad. Just take your time, be careful, and pay attention to the little details.
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Like I said in the other thread... just as well this isn’t an ascetics thing... next time I’ll look for stuff that’s rolled, not folded.
I tried straightening it out before applying, then rolling it to death, but the fold lines remain.
PS: I kept the bigger cutouts to apply to the roof.
I tried straightening it out before applying, then rolling it to death, but the fold lines remain.
PS: I kept the bigger cutouts to apply to the roof.
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Like I said in the other thread... just as well this isn’t an ascetics thing... next time I’ll look for stuff that’s rolled, not folded.
I tried straightening it out before applying, then rolling it to death, but the fold lines remain.
PS: I keep the bigger cutouts to apply to the roof.
I tried straightening it out before applying, then rolling it to death, but the fold lines remain.
PS: I keep the bigger cutouts to apply to the roof.
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I had to take a V notch out of the back corners so it would follow the contour.
