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Old 08-22-2006, 10:34 PM
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Im in the market for a verter. Is the performce series the one to get. I want a 3000 rpm stall, I seen that one for $400 on their site and was wondering if that was the series most of you get.. thanx
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Yank and PI Vigilante are two of the best converters out on the market, but your not going to pick up a new one for $400.00.
I'll be using a 10.5" 3-disc PI Vigilante 2600 converter. It's going for around $750-800.

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I wish I could but money s tight right now .
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that fuddle will do you just fine.....
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Sometimes it's best to spend the extra and be finished with it. "If you can't afford it now,will you be able to afford it again later." Brian
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Originally Posted by ByuTrukFreak
Sometimes it's best to spend the extra and be finished with it. "If you can't afford it now,will you be able to afford it again later." Brian
Wow, nice post dig. 5 months late. I'm impressed
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Now Mark dont be mean, we cant have those kind of people on here.
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