H2 remains the safest in my book
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Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Boat Town USA MI
RE: H2 remains the safest in my book
Think you missed the window for an engine build?? While it was out, could spent mo money 
and get a head job, match the intake ports, and extrude hone the exhaust manifolds. [8D] Maybe increase the ratio of the rocker arms with roller tips and light weight push rods. [&o]
Dude that is one big time repair!
and get a head job, match the intake ports, and extrude hone the exhaust manifolds. [8D] Maybe increase the ratio of the rocker arms with roller tips and light weight push rods. [&o]Dude that is one big time repair!
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Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Red Lion, PA
RE: H2 remains the safest in my book
That's not funny.... my truck wasn't totaled...
Anyway... I just got off of the phone with her insurance company.... and lucky for me.... it's the same as mine.... I talked to her adjuster.. who was just as professional as my adjuster... and she informed me that they have accepted liability for her... which is good... They accepted responsibility for my rental... and so basically all I am out of pocket is my $500 until they reimburse me...
Anyway... I just got off of the phone with her insurance company.... and lucky for me.... it's the same as mine.... I talked to her adjuster.. who was just as professional as my adjuster... and she informed me that they have accepted liability for her... which is good... They accepted responsibility for my rental... and so basically all I am out of pocket is my $500 until they reimburse me...
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Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Red Lion, PA
RE: H2 remains the safest in my book
Well... score another one for GEICO... I got the deductable check today... and the truck isn't ready yet... I'll probably check up on it Friday if they haven't called me.