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    9/21/2016 9:38 AM  #26

    Michael H.
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    From: Laurel, MS
    Registered: 4/01/2013
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    Re: Truetrac

    Rudi,
    From your picture it looks like the ID of your muffler bearing is too big for the exhaust tubing coming into the muffler.  That's bound to cause problems down the road.
    I do agree with you on sauteed vs fried though.

     

    9/21/2016 9:41 AM  #27

    TKOPerformance
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    From: Newark, DE
    Registered: 12/15/2014
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    Re: Truetrac

    Michael H. wrote:

    I remember the first time I heard of exhaust fluid (which is a real thing for some diesels).  At first I thought someone was yanking my chain kinda like a muffler bearing or headlight fluid.

    Yeah exactly, 20 years ago you'd have thought someone was putting you on.  Ugh, stupid urea injection, though there's another fluid that might work and in so doing save on the water and sewer bill...

     

    9/21/2016 10:03 AM  #28

    Alessandro
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    From: Modena -Italy
    Registered: 7/08/2016
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    Re: Truetrac

    Hi , i am doing the same job on my 8 inch .
    Truetrac and powertrax use the same spiral gear technology , and as i got to buy any suggestion is welcome .
    Powertrax grip pro is cheaper
    Truetrac is top notch quality .
    Thanks !

     

     

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