Sound Clip Vid of Chariot w/Cut Out
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Ditto im joining the club here dirt track i got the same issue here as well modding to vehicles house insurance the whole nine yards as well.....lady3b is my fiancee' so i do the work she drives it.....
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Lisa, if you still have warranty on the tranny I wouldnt go the shift kit mod, they try to find something to not fix it later on.... I would skip to the next mod...
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I think youll like something like I got in the DD.... just nice and mild, and you a converter wouldnt be much necessary....
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I think youll like something like I got in the DD.... just nice and mild, and you a converter wouldnt be much necessary....
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Lisa, if you still have warranty on the tranny I wouldnt go the shift kit mod, they try to find something to not fix it later on.... I would skip to the next mod...
cam...
I think youll like something like I got in the DD.... just nice and mild, and you a converter wouldnt be much necessary....
cam...
I think youll like something like I got in the DD.... just nice and mild, and you a converter wouldnt be much necessary....
Ap but what about the Servo that I have in already? And what about supporting the rear end when adding most of the mods on the front. I only have the stock gear which I believe is the 323. We're thinking about going that route first. What's your oppinion.
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