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Matt and Bruno's Jeep project moves along; they install a supercharger and a long-arm suspension to give it some life; the pair finish it up with a new exhaust and front bumper.
Matt and Bruno's Jeep project moves along; they install a supercharger and a long-arm suspension to give it some life; the pair finish it up with a new exhaust and front bumper.
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S8, EP5 "Wrecked"Matt and Bruno take on a project to get someone's work truck back on the road with some body work and repairs.
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S8, EP6 "Jeep Beast"Matt and Bruno's Jeep project moves along; they install a supercharger and a long-arm suspension to give it some life; the pair finish it up with a new exhaust and front bumper.
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S8, EP7 "Build Stage CJ"Matt and Bruno do some custom fabrication to a build stage CJ 7. They also run new fuel lines and drop in a new fuel tank.
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S8, EP8 "Fuel Delivery System"A lot can go wrong in a diesel truck's fuel delivery system; the team looks at stuck injectors and corroded lines, looking to solve the problems.
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