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05-09-2011, 12:39 PM

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Sure did, Lets just say the mullet machine was knocking on the doors of 11's on 245/50/16's lol.

Thats awesome! What was ur MPH? Bet it's fun as hell on the street!

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05-09-2011, 01:13 PM

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12.39 @ 120.1mph and that was with me granny shifting into 3rd, damn clutch was having issues. Sorry to thread jack lol

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05-09-2011, 01:24 PM

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12.39 @ 120.1mph and that was with me granny shifting into 3rd, damn clutch was having issues. Sorry to thread jack lol

MIghty Quick!

Thats why i love 3rd gens! Sleek, light, and mulletloving!
I miss mine.

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05-09-2011, 10:58 PM

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2005 and 2006 1500s came standard with rear discs. The switch to drums came in 2007 with the GMT900.

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I've owned 2 2005s all with drum. And my Buddys 05 has drums. It was for the front brakes

Please don't state a wrong fact. If anything say you thought.

Whoops, my bad, my dad's base model 1500 is an 03 not an 05. I could have sworn the discs made it until the GMT900 came out, but then again, all the 05 and 06 trucks I drive are 2500HD models.