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87GTA 05-09-2010 12:24 AM
Got A New Work Truck
 
well my boss got 6 new 2011 PETERBILT 389 a couple weeks ago and i was hoping to get one! and well....i got one..LOL and here she is! it's only got 89 miles on it!!
http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/j...8/101_2096.jpg
Now my old truck i had was a PETERBILT 379 and when i got in that it had only 4,000 miles and friday when i got out of it it had 330,000 miles on it!

thunder 05-09-2010 12:33 AM
Sweet rig man

SteveR 05-09-2010 02:32 AM
Burnout video now!

thunder 05-09-2010 02:42 AM
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Originally Posted by SteveR (Post 702768)
Burnout video now!
HAHA agreed

maroman88 05-09-2010 06:50 AM
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Originally Posted by SteveR (Post 702768)
Burnout video now!
same!

very nice!

enRo 05-09-2010 08:22 AM
Badass :drool:

sweetbmxrider 05-09-2010 10:33 AM
sooo siiiick

redsoxsstink 05-09-2010 12:17 PM
i like that #24 licesne plate. sweet truck 16spd? i was reading a thing in car and driver abt driving a stcik big rig...i was lost double clutching hi-lo gears wow holy crap that alot of foot work

deadtrend1 05-09-2010 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted by redsoxsstink (Post 702805)
i like that #24 licesne plate. sweet truck 16spd? i was reading a thing in car and driver abt driving a stcik big rig...i was lost double clutching hi-lo gears wow holy crap that alot of foot work
most of the time I float through not using the clutch. In simpler terms its called "splitting gears".

Double clutching was more with the old "Super 10" transmissions

redsoxsstink 05-09-2010 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by deadtrend1 (Post 702806)
most of the time I float through not using the clutch. In simpler terms its called "splitting gears".

Double clutching was more with the old "Super 10" transmissions
ohhh that makes it a little simpler lol they didnt give no-clutching as a method of shifting

87GTA 05-09-2010 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by redsoxsstink (Post 702805)
i like that #24 licesne plate. sweet truck 16spd? i was reading a thing in car and driver abt driving a stcik big rig...i was lost double clutching hi-lo gears wow holy crap that alot of foot work
thanks! it's a 10spd and you get used to it but sometimes i shift with out the clutch

87GTA 05-09-2010 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by deadtrend1 (Post 702806)
most of the time I float through not using the clutch. In simpler terms its called "splitting gears".

Double clutching was more with the old "Super 10" transmissions
you still have to double clutch with any new or old big truck but you can allso shift with out it too

deadtrend1 05-09-2010 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by 87GTA (Post 702810)
you still have to double clutch with any new or old big truck but you can allso shift with out it too
so .. yea .... ?

BonzoHansen 05-09-2010 01:03 PM
Jet mod!

http://l.yimg.com/fr/ng/ta/carnews/2...1679725205.jpg

NastyEllEssWon 05-09-2010 02:54 PM
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Originally Posted by 87GTA (Post 702810)
you still have to double clutch with any new or old big truck but you can allso shift with out it too



walking contradiction?

enRo 05-09-2010 04:11 PM
Bahhh powershifting is where it's at... the only time I use the clutch in our 8 speed trucks is 1st gear and to downshift. But with new trucks, its a very good idea to double-clutch to break it in.

87GTA 05-09-2010 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted by enRo (Post 702850)
Bahhh powershifting is where it's at... the only time I use the clutch in our 8 speed trucks is 1st gear and to downshift. But with new trucks, its a very good idea to double-clutch to break it in.
This is very true!!

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Originally Posted by deadtrend1 (Post 702812)
so .. yea .... ?
you said "Double clutching was more with the old "Super 10" transmissions"

baddest434 05-09-2010 09:47 PM
wow 6 new trucks. that cool and must have set the bossman back a bunch of coin:shock:

nice you got one. must ride like a dream.

91chevywt 05-11-2010 09:07 AM
Beautiful truck. Must make working just a little bit nicer

JerseyLS1TA 05-11-2010 07:28 PM
Nice rig..I see some mixers in the background, what company do you work for?

87GTA 05-11-2010 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by baddest434 (Post 702914)
wow 6 new trucks. that cool and must have set the bossman back a bunch of coin:shock:

nice you got one. must ride like a dream.
Yeah it rides awsome!!! and im sure it set the boss man back alittle but we have about 30 trucks and when he buys new trucks he get sells the oldest ones

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Originally Posted by JerseyLS1TA (Post 703210)
Nice rig..I see some mixers in the background, what company do you work for?
thanks! and ha ha the mixer is from another company we also do NJ diesel emission and that was there for the test and the sticker. and this is who i work for http://www.lacysexpress.com/

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Originally Posted by 91chevywt (Post 703094)
Beautiful truck. Must make working just a little bit nicer
Thanks!!! it sure is alot nicer then my 2007 Pete i had

Fast92RS 05-12-2010 08:03 PM
Nice truck. I think it needs bigger exhaust stacks....

87GTA 05-15-2010 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Fast92RS (Post 703371)
Nice truck. I think it needs bigger exhaust stacks....
Thanks! and yeah boss man is too cheap for that..LOL

greenformula92 05-20-2010 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by deadtrend1 (Post 702806)
most of the time I float through not using the clutch. In simpler terms its called "splitting gears".

Double clutching was more with the old "Super 10" transmissions
i agree being a fellow driver

ib4200 05-20-2010 08:26 PM
what engine is hiding in there? im not sure i like those headlights petes been using, i saw them on a dump truck today and didnt like them. besides that, shes pretty


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