Ep. 214 - SDI Active Suspension, Truck Meet Update, Know Your Note

The Truck Show Podcast

Truck Famous, LLC.

Entrepreneurship, Leisure, Business, Automotive

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 21 February 2022

⏱️ 155 minutes

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Summary

Go on a tour with Dan Worley and learn about SDI's aftermarket E-CLIK active suspension offerings for Jeeps and trucks, Jordan Muhlbauer gives us an update on the future of Daytona Truck Meet, and the guys try to "Know Your Note". Hang out for a special guest at the end that will delight all our Kevin and Bean fans.

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0:00.0	Holman, welcome to the truck show podcast studio.
0:02.4	It's episode number two, 14, two, 14.
0:07.3	That is exactly 213 more episodes
0:11.2	than people thought we would last.
0:12.6	It's more, 213 episodes more than you and I thought
0:15.4	we would last as we were sitting
0:17.1	coming up with a show in the norms in Huntington Beach.
0:20.6	By the way, past norms yesterday,
0:22.0	almost took a picture to post on our Facebook
0:23.7	and said, this is where it all started,
0:26.1	but then I didn't get the red light.
0:29.0	I thought we were going to be good for about five episodes
0:32.2	and then just completely, you guys don't know this.
0:35.2	Maybe we've joked about it before,
0:36.4	but Holman and I had no idea how we were going to make
0:39.8	up 45 whole minutes of truck content.
0:43.3	Like what are we going to do for 40?
0:45.1	Because our goal was to get the 45 minutes.
0:46.9	45 minutes.
0:47.8	Yeah, that was going to be the hardest 45 minutes
0:51.0	of our lives.
0:52.9	Nope.
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