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sounds good. If you want a hand just let me know, as long as i'm not tied with the wife. What brand did you go with? I was leaning towards

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sounds good. If you want a hand just let me know, as long as i'm not tied with the wife. What brand did you go with? I was leaning towards the berk, but now i think i'm going to just get the FI resonated ones.

I just can't make up my mind on a cat back...
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sounds good. If you want a hand just let me know, as long as i'm not tied with the wife. What brand did you go with? I was leaning towards the berk, but now i think i'm going to just get the FI resonated ones.

I just can't make up my mind on a cat back...
Cool thanks! My buddy is coming over so I think we'll have it covered. I decided to give ERZ a chance. Hard to pass up such a low price. You can't go wrong with Berk or FI. Both look to be very high quality. That's what I wanted but I cheaped out

For the cat back, I'm planning on going with FI. That Berk does sound awesome in the vids though...

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It's one of those jobs that looks really easy on the surface but can be extremely frustrating and time consuming. Many of the bolts used to hold the cats are incredibly tight and require significant persuasion to break free, using some good extensions, universals, and impact tools.
Yeah that seems to be the case with every job I attempt My buddy and I joke about tripling the time people say it's going to take. Usually it turns out to be about right for us I've already assembled the Frankentool and I'm ready for battle
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