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Jeff Lutz Jr Rides in LSXcalade For The First Time! Visiting Triple Seven & Stories From The Build

What happens here

The group enters a large RV, which serves as a mobile workshop and living space. Inside, the passenger discusses the RV's unique features, including its dual-sided pedal system (gas on one side, brake on the other) and its incredibly smooth air-ride suspension, which allows for placing a bottle of water on the dashboard without it moving during a five-hour drive. They mention the RV's age, estimating it to be from the mid-90s, but noting its excellent condition. The discussion also includes anecdotes about modifying the RV's exhaust and encountering unexpected road conditions that led to component damage.

Goal: Showcase the RV and share experiences from road trips

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  • RV — Mobile workshop and living space

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You know the ones that have the gas on one side and the brakes on the other. Uh-huh . Yes. They did them that way for a while. Do you want to talk about something uncomfortable? Like, you need to know how to use both feet or you'll go through the windshield or hit someone. But I could put a water bottle on the dashboard. I will drive for 5 hours. It will not move. Oh really? Travel this smoothly. So everything is air suspension? Yes. That's not it. What does it look like? Well, I'm just going to say that it looks to be in very good condition. Like everything else. I'd say from the 90s or very early 2000s. 98 96 which means it was built in late '94, because it was delivered in January '95. Oh, it says so right on the label down there . Oh, and the intercom phone still works. You can call the room. Calling Adrian. Yes. And the doorbell outside works too. I removed the muffler from my dad's truck and it lasted about a week and a half before my mom got furious about the noise. I agree with that because you activate the engine brake at 2,000 when going downhill. Anyone within a 14-mile radius could hear that thing. It was noisy. But it still sounded great. I would have left it like that. I would have put exhaust pipes pointing outwards, big 10-inch speakers, oh yeah. That would have been great. Entering the place. Waking everyone up. Where does the exhaust come out on this one? I hadn't even noticed. Right now it's pointing downwards because the one I made fell off after I accidentally drove onto a dirt road. Have you learned that you have to pay attention to the height markings and all that? I pay attention to the height, but there was roadwork and my GPS told me to turn right. So I said, okay. And then I was already way down that road and it turned into dirt, so I said, I'm toast. I drove two miles on that dirt road in the middle of the part of Oklahoma where there's nothing, like a state. Yes, basically. Yes. It made the screw vibrate until it came loose and broke the flexible hose, and while I was driving I saw sparks and had to pull over. So it's just, what shirt size are you? Oh, great. Big. Oh. Thank you, sir. And you, Ian? Uh, big too. Big. Good. That's the one I have the most of. Of course . Thank you, brother. Bonafonte's action there. Pro torque QA1. You do have to change the lettering on the tires, though. Yes. The next version will say MF hood . Rich. Big and fat. Big and fat. A great place in Kansas City. Freestyle Graphics. It's the same place…

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