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Old 04-02-2010, 10:46 PM
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Shortly i will be purchasing a performabuilt lvl2. Ive got a 5.3 rcsb that will shortly be full bolts. Under spirited daily driving an maybing hitting the track a couple times a month just a guess on life expectancy
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Is it a 60 or 80?
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Good luck getting an answer on this one haha
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60, ya i know but i wanted people with similar mods an driving to give there input
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Well I keep telling myself that mine is going to last forever, we'll see
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That's kind of like asking, "How many squares of toilet paper am I going to need to wipe my *** after I take a ****?"

And an answer you might receive would be: What did you have to eat yesturday? Was it brick solid, solid but not firm, mustard brown soft, beer **** puff mud, or full-out liquid.
If full-out liquid, How would you rate the splash back?
If solid, was the exit with a blunt end or a slow taper? Was the taper firm or mustard brown soft?

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Originally Posted by TurboGibbs
That's kind of like asking, "How many squares of toilet paper am I going to need to wipe my *** after I take a ****?"
I usually measure that in rolls
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Well im at 92k on my stock tranny an only problem is i have no 2nd under wot. lol gotcha like **** paper
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lots of things to factor in on that one but anywhere from a day to the last 60e you will put in. But I am going with months to a few years.
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How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Toostie-Roll Toostie Pop, I guess the world may never know………..LOL

Way too many variables!


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