How did you come to know about TDR- - - Membership

[Ol'TrailDog]

First heard about TDR at Rocky Mountain Cummins in Billings way back, long ago, when I purchased my 98 12v. Didn't sound too interesting to me.



Then last year while search the net for information on the 2004 and the impending EGR doomsday, I came across TDR. Since I could only get the all the skinny by joining (the first one is free) I fell for it and signed up. This was fortunate because I had to wait three months for my truck to arrive. Since I had traded in my 02, I didn't have a rig to drive, and live 40 miles from town I was a captive audience.



I quickly learned I could insult all kinds of joes without getting smacked around, like use to happen in the establishments of questionable character I frequented in a former life. Plus, the knowledge gleaned from the forums has been priceless. And although I have yet to contribute one worthwhile post, notwithstanding my brillance on the polical forum which went unheeded, I look forward to the day when I can pass on some tidbit of wisdom scavenged from a previous thread and stored in an unused brain cell for such a time as this.



I appreciate all the hard work on the mag, and it developes some of the topics, e. g. fueling boxes, HPCR, brakes, and etc. in depth - but the TDR is undoubtedly inet to me.

 

[DieselTweaker]

well it seemed like everytime I would do a search for info for CTB atleat the first 5 webpages came back to TDR forums and I was hooked and will be for a long time.

 

[JApplegate]

my dad is a mason and a friend in his group has a CTD and is a member of TDR. he kept saying to join TDR (i was in the process of trying to rebuild my getrash) so i caved in and joined. well i wish i would have bone it sooner... ... would have saved me 1000$ on my getrash and i did the converson to NV4500 i never think twice bout joining..... saved me alot of money and head aches (ball joints)