That's exactly what I told my customer

U ever find any I'm looking now seem to be same headers as 2500hd 6.0 truck

Sorry for the cut up videos. Not so good at editing lol.

3" Torsion key in the front and 3" in blocks in the back. Wheels clear with minor trimming of the plastic

@@ryanlphipps81 Thanks...

NP. Got a 6 in Fabtec as well but I'm still debating on installing it. I think it's going to be harder to tow, and fit into other places like parking garages and things like that. Might just wait to install it once out of the Army and back in Texas. Do you have a channel that I can follow?

No I dont...I'm on Facebook Hummer Fanatics Page...I just seen a video of a h2 owner taking a metal screw with a large flat washer drill into the lower inner plastic fender contacting the frame...He said it gave him an inch more of tire space during a full turn...

Just joined, thanks.

No problem. Try to help others so they aren't wasting time and money.

That shit is a puzzle peace lol.

Sorry there where so many parts to it lol.

@@ryanlphipps81 all good, it helped me a ton. It was defiantly a pain in the ass

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30k hours low power and bright as hell.

Upgraded alarm system and cameras in my drive way with a home security system. Next criminal coming into my house next time is getting shot.

@@ryanlphipps81 seriously, you can’t have anything nice now of days without people trying to take it! Let’s some rounds of on their asses!!!

How did they steal it was your Ignition broken wires split? Did you have an alarm on? You should definitely hook up a kill switch​@@ryanlphipps81

Seems your rectifier is working fine. You have a 12 volt system and if it's charging just higher then 12 it's good.

24x14 -76 Offsets on 37x13.5/24 Amp MT

Any rubbing? If so how bad

Never had the faucet bust. Water in the faucet warms up from the inside. I would guess if you where gone for the winter and didn't have your heat on in the house I could see dripping it would work both ways. Keeping it dry and insulated been working for me. Sorry for the late communication.

@@ryanlphipps81 what abot making a half inch hole in the bottom of the bottle for drainage, directly lined up with the spicket, and opening the spicket a notch to relieve pressure?

@@mml1224 They sell faucet covers for 99 cents at Walmart. Now that being said, you are just worrying about the faucet the pipes coming from the house won't freeze. The only time you gotta worry about a pipe coming from inside freezing is if you live in a trailer mobel home and then you wanna wrap the pipes in automatic electric heat wire/cable to keep from freezing and busting pipes. I just started a channel and posted a faucet cover and I'm gonna be doing another video about it too. Good luck.

@@jasonritter2492 it’s already snowing sleeting and freezing out there, didn’t get faucet covered before all that started, had outdoor faucet on drip, is it safe to keep it dripping? I’m so confused on what to do now that it’s already extreme weather

My walls are concrete and the frost free ones are too large in diameter to fit in the existing hole. It means I have to spend $$ on a large 14" concrete bit to use 1 time. No thanks.

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Any time for you brother lol.