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[@beauward2180]

I found 1023 after I did the changes to my truck. I am running your tunes now and absolutely love them. I enjoy your information you put out. Please keep it up. Thanks for what you have done and will do. Beau from Omaha NE

[@bds598]

As a 7.3 fan (I counted seven that are within my sphere of influence, either owned by me, family or friends) I truly appreciate what your business is doing. I think what stands out to me is your honesty and desire to help the guys actually using their trucks rather than click bait competition-only builds. Don't get me wrong, those are really cool to see, but impractical for most. I think your company and others supporting this platform will also become even more impactful as costs and EPA restrictions on the newer diesels continue to increase. I plan to keep mine on the road as long as humanly possible. Long live the OG 7.3!

[@austinmeulemans9265]

Just discovered you guys recently and have been loving these videos they have loads of information I’d love to have a chat about my future plans and what I’m doing with my truck, keep up the great work 👍

[@nicholasolstad3355]

I had a build call with Dusty and he was very informative. I appreciate the time he was willing to spend with me. I view all 1023 shows from KZbin. The videos have been few and far between recently. I hope that the changes are not due to legal reasons that would limit their ability to commerce. maybe some 7.3 OBS video ideas can include, different injector manufacturers, emission laws and how they affect OBS owners, maybe even including California owners. The one thing I noticed and respect is that 1023 does not promise things just to make a sale.

[@evanshuping5218]

I had to reschedule our chat 3 times because of work and that still didn’t stop you from working with me and meeting with me. It was very helpful and once I get my gearing done I will be buying my new parts through you. Thanks for all you offer to this community!

[@christianhenderson6730]

Maybe a podcast on when not to buy a 7.3 and fix it up. When is it not worth it financially? What to look for and pass on. This was a good podcasts btw.