why did they put the weights on the outside anyway? I would go back and have them do it right
Tonyrodz's Tahoe Build Thread
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Tonyrodz
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The problem is this is a new place and everyone is young and new here. I should've went to the other, older spot.
Sam Harris
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Yeah, eff that. Wth. Clowns!
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Tonyrodz
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F it. Running these for the winter. I'll worry about it another time. I had an 8 o'clock--I'm still here
find the manager and ask him, say, hey would you do your own wheels like that? not acceptable only takes a few minutes to fix thatF it. Running these for the winter. I'll worry about it another time. I had an 8 o'clock--I'm still here
03catburban
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There's an automated bleed on the ABS module but you gotta have a scan tool to do it. And that will get the air out of the module
Dantheman1540
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They put the weights on the outside of my LTZ20s pisses me off but not enough to go ***** about it. I wish people still cared
PG01
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Or had a clue....
Dantheman1540
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Thats asking to much
I am usually standing there watching them work, a couple times in the last 20-30 years someone went to or did put them on the outside and I stopped them and said I want the weights on the inside. usually it was some young kid, they learn they end having to do the work twice if they don't do it right the first time. Maybe I have been picky about it because I normally always have aftermarket wheels.
