RMTDR Wrench Day ???

[CORed]

Well, it was fun...

Thanks to all who attended. Everyone was very helpful and friendly and made the "wrench day" enjoyable.



Hope we all learned something. I know I did. Installing gauges is a time consuming, albeit not very difficult, task. Took about 6 hours total, but it was spread out over about 9 during the wrench day, but who cares, right?!?!



They are all in. All I can say is WOW!!!Oo. Oo. Oo.



Gauges ROCK!!!:--)



Anyway, I'm pretty happy with them.



A special thanks goes out to Garrett for all his knowledge and dedication to making sure I got the job finished. Also, thanks to several other guys who provided suggestions, tools, and a ride to the local parts store.



The TDR sure does bring together a lot of good guys (and gals I'm sure - although none of them showed up).



Thanks again,

Steve

 

[mlockner]

Hey guys, sorry I could not make this. Sounds like you had a good time. I'll be at the next one for sure. Been set back with a mild heart attack, but will be okay. Anyway sure sounds like a good time was had.

Mike L.

 

[BarryG]

Steve:

Thanks for having everyone over. It seemed to be a good time had by all who were there. Glad the gauges got in ok and are working well. My DSS install went fine and it does seem to have helped in a couple of areas. I had a bit of a bump steer problem before and now it seems to be gone. One thing I did notice was the amount of play in the steering wheel. Before the install driving down the freeway there was probably two inches of play side to side on the wheel before the truck would actually turn now it seems to be at least half of that. It definitely tightened it up. We are gonna have to setup another one so that you can get that leveling kit installed. Thansk again for hosting.

 

[txwingrider]

HI Steve ~~ Just wanted to say Thanks for the wrench day at your place and even learned a few things O' and Barry... ... ... ... . Glad to hear the stabilizer was worth the money. I'm ordering 2 tomorrow ... ... ..... 1 for Brian and myself. Oo. Looking forward to the next wrench day! Cliff