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05-06-2007, 04:01 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Green River,Wyoming
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OEMDASH final Touch
OEMDASH,
Stuart, Got home about an hour ago. The Hummer drove great with the new RIMS. The sand in each tire is unbelievably smooth riding. Please thank everyone for working on my SUT. I had a wonderful day as usual when going to Elkhart. You said the K&N air cool system might make a little noise when I get on it put I didn't hear a thing. Please let Ms. "B" know how much I'm glad she did the Door Handle surrounds and Eric putting in the K&N. Finally Thank you for the sun roof controls in carbon fiber. That is the finishing touch.
The "fisherman"
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05-07-2007, 06:47 AM
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Re: OEMDASH final Touch
Lookin' good man !
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05-07-2007, 09:37 AM
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Re: OEMDASH final Touch
fisherman may I ask about Your reference to sand in each tire and what that was about?
Rig looks really good!!!!!! CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks
TAZ
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05-07-2007, 12:30 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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Re: OEMDASH final Touch
Yea, Got to Elkhart and replaced the original RIMS. There was two RIMS that had 19 ounces of weight clipped on for balancing. The new RIMS were about a half inch narrower. That made them bulge a little more but I like that look. They do an enormous amount of 18 wheeler business on Interstate 80.They told me to eliminate any balance problem to put 200, 1/2 bag of sand in each tire. An 18 wheeler uses one bag per tire(400). I said okay. Drove the H2 180 miles back home Sunday and it drives like a dream.
The "fisherman"
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