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Old 09-01-2005, 06:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Which ones should I get?
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Old 09-01-2005, 06:59 PM   #2 (permalink)
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1.63's. Youll go 400 miles per hour with the stock engine.
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Old 09-01-2005, 07:12 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Do I need any special grease with that? How much to install? Could I get 24's for those gears?
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I would suggest 6.30's. You will be unbeatable in the 50 yard dash.
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Do I need any special grease with that? How much to install? Could I get 24's for those gears?
Sprinkle some of your special water on it.
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Old 09-01-2005, 10:57 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Don't forget to grease your muffler bearings.

Check the spec. readout on the Reverse rotator splint on the rotary...girder.
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Old 09-02-2005, 05:39 AM   #7 (permalink)
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naw on a series note 3.73 - 4.10 with nos.
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Old 09-02-2005, 06:12 AM   #8 (permalink)
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Sprinkle some of your special water on it.

he should sprinkle some of his fairy dust on it instead.
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Make sure you install your new Wubica chip too. It watches the tree for you,perfect reaction times, every time!!
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Make sure you install your new Wubica chip too. It watches the tree for you,perfect reaction times, every time!!
Personally, I like to sleep at the tree.
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Personally, I like to sleep at the tree.
I always just stage back in the burnout box, and punch it on the first yellow.

Blake, don't get gears, you can change the size of the wheels instead for the same effect. I recommend 4" lawnmower wheels. As an added bonus, since you'll have to remove your brakes for them to fit, you save some weight too!
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I always just stage back in the burnout box, and punch it on the first yellow.

Blake, don't get gears, you can change the size of the wheels instead for the same effect. I recommend 4" lawnmower wheels. As an added bonus, since you'll have to remove your brakes for them to fit, you save some weight too!
Haha, thats a win/win situation. Cant go wrong there.
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I always just stage back in the burnout box, and punch it on the first yellow.

Blake, don't get gears, you can change the size of the wheels instead for the same effect. I recommend 4" lawnmower wheels. As an added bonus, since you'll have to remove your brakes for them to fit, you save some weight too!
LOL, dont know why, but this had me rolling.
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I always just stage back in the burnout box, and punch it on the first yellow.

Blake, don't get gears, you can change the size of the wheels instead for the same effect. I recommend 4" lawnmower wheels. As an added bonus, since you'll have to remove your brakes for them to fit, you save some weight too!


Marines are always thinking!! I'm ordering my new lawnmower wheels from Centerline today!
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Old 09-02-2005, 12:43 PM   #15 (permalink)
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OK Here's what I ordered. Bitchin yellow too so they match my car!!
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I always just stage back in the burnout box, and punch it on the first yellow.

Blake, don't get gears, you can change the size of the wheels instead for the same effect. I recommend 4" lawnmower wheels. As an added bonus, since you'll have to remove your brakes for them to fit, you save some weight too!

Someone need to photo chop that one!
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Just take a pic of Dean's...his may LOOK like a full size Mustang, but it's actually scaled down to Garden Gnome size.
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I'm still tryin to figure out how to convert from a five lug pattern to a single 3/8 " grade one shoulder bolt!! Might need help on this one.
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Just take a pic of Dean's...his may LOOK like a full size Mustang, but it's actually scaled down to Garden Gnome size.
Hows his new travelocity job doing?
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OK new wheels installed. Took it to the track afterwards and running 8.94 1/4 mile now. Little trouble hooking up so I ordered 8 inch lowering springs to see if that will help.
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Hey, if it fly, you must buy!!
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