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Thanks for watching the video & for the positive feedback.Its nice to hear that the info is relevant and the brothers are getting something out of it. Stay tuned for the coming segments where we get into the meat & potato's of the airbag operations.
Thanks again & Stay Safe
Paul
Anything new out that way?