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One more to go!

Glad to hear things are starting to look up.

Saving Beer TOP!

Yes, for sure.

Pretty cool picture!

Welcome

Anytime you come visit your friend let me know I will give you my cell.

Another day of body busting work done! Back to the job tomorrow, at least there I get a break.

Come on, had a baby. *and forgot* Probably will forget again, but if so remind me in a few days and I'll do it johnny on the spot. Slacker!

Oh Alton, your show was the only reason I kept watching Food Network You switch to watching Oxygen? What is oxygen? A bad TV network. Or a terrible network!

Just come to Lock Haven and use my camera.

Great work Jon!

Hay it is your birthday! Have fun and make it a good one!

WOW Jon that is some awesome work!

I hate you for being able to put 5100's on the stock suspension Do they not make the 5100's to fit yours?

Indeed. We always put Bilsteins on large vehicles used for towing or heavy loads. My last shop we worked on a local news station's vehicles and put them on their microwave trucks (big heavy F350 vans converted to 4X4 with a massive antenna, similar to this. They are terribly unstable, and these guys run them hard. 8 ply tires and Bilsteins make all the difference in the world. Same with Suburbans, and other such large towing vehicles. I run them on my GN too. Bilseins own. Nice investment. I can't wait until the rears show up Monday. Then I will do some driving to feel the difference. The wife drives like she is in a race. If anything, she will be able to corner better.

Muscle pump from hell this morning! I must work through it and finish breaking up the 8" concrete pad. This was a job not on my list from yesterday, but time allowed so I started it.

I have have very little drive time, but I did notice the handling and response it night and day. The wife commented on how the handing was better. I have the rears coming Monday. If you are looking to replace OEM the Bilsteins are the way to go.

All done!

Not a bad job, about 2 hours of the day.

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