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    wats up guys...NO, i didnt go mudding in my truck like some probably thought ...i parked my baby in the dirt and then got on my friend's ext cab Z71 5.3...damn mudding is fun!!...every minute i was there only made me wanna get rid of my truck and get a Z71 any Z71 drivers out there wanna trade for a fast cammed truck??

    12.82@103.82mph w/1.78 60ft
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    Mudding is fun until it comes time to clean it up. Imagine 3 hours of cleaning afterwards and you can't really do it in your driveway because then you'd have to dispose of the clumps of mud and it sometimes stains your undercarriage and it's even harder to get clean. I loved offroading but sand cleans out so much easier. As nice as your truck looks, you'd be sick the first time you trashed out the offroad truck or got mud in the interior.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    Yeah, mudding is next on the list behind haulin ass. Up until now, I have had 4WD trucks, and I went a few (hundred) times... Red is right--it's all fun and games until you have to spend $15 at the coin-op wash place. Just make sure you wear some clothes you don't care about. When you are done washing off 3 acres of mud, you end up with 1 acre on your clothes, 1 acre on the ground, and the last acre in your eyes

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    I love to off road, but the last time i went in my truck i almost got stuck when i had my one legger differential. Now i just get my dad's z71 and go off roading in his truck, hehe
    03' Silverado RCSB H/C 5.3, 4L80,76mm KBracing Kit
    13' Sierra Denali 2500HD CCSB 4x4

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    got to mud on rainy days so it get washed off

    if you guys have locations on where to mud im currently building a website that will be a 4x4 directory.
    it will be user ran.
    1996 gmc ext cab short bed
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    Yeah mudding is awesome i go mudding in our ranch truck (fx4) Last time i went to the muddpit, i spent $19 in coins washing the damm truck, and next morning my driveway had piles of mudd. So its just fun while you are at it.

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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(RedHeartbeat &#064; Jun 5 2007, 07&#58;23 AM) [snapback]95709[/snapback]</div>
    Mudding is fun until it comes time to clean it up. Imagine 3 hours of cleaning afterwards and you can&#39;t really do it in your driveway because then you&#39;d have to dispose of the clumps of mud and it sometimes stains your undercarriage and it&#39;s even harder to get clean. I loved offroading but sand cleans out so much easier. As nice as your truck looks, you&#39;d be sick the first time you trashed out the offroad truck or got mud in the interior.
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    it&#39;s all good&#33;&#33;&#33; there&#39;s a big fancy car wash where I live that a machine cleans your undercarriage really badass for 10bux..all u gotta do is drive thru&#33;&#33; ....plus, the girls love mudding, they get all excited wen they&#39;re in the truck and your tearing up the mudd&#33;

    12.82@103.82mph w/1.78 60ft
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(lablackpearl &#064; Jun 5 2007, 01&#58;05 PM) [snapback]95736[/snapback]</div>
    it&#39;s all good&#33;&#33;&#33; there&#39;s a big fancy car wash where I live that a machine cleans your undercarriage really badass for 10bux..all u gotta do is drive thru&#33;&#33; ....plus, the girls love mudding, they get all excited wen they&#39;re in the truck and your tearing up the mudd&#33;
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    are you talking about the one on 495 compa?

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    After 4 transmission swaps, 3 engine swaps and 2 converter swaps I have FINALLY gotten all the mud off the undercarriage of my truck. The framerails are still stained red from when I burried my truck up to the molding in good ole east TX red clay in Alto. I dont see myself doing that again. The best trick that I have found to getting the mud off is as soon as you get home throw one of those old wand style sprinklers underneath it and leave it over night. I get some felt board from some job sites at work and put that at the end of the driveway to filter all the mud out and keep it from going in the street then the next morning scoop up all the mud with a square head shovel and wash the driveway down and dump the felt board in the dumpster at work. It works pretty well and is free for me. When you go mudding in just plain mud its fun but when you gomudding in a field with grass thats when it really gets fun.
    2007 CCSB Z71 VortecMax: Stock!

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    There is also a spray you can apply to the truck before mudding called mud release or something like that. Modifieds use the stuff at the dirt tracks so the cars don&#39;t get so grimey.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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