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06-21-2001, 10:52 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: okemos
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thanks for all the info, I am going with you juice! i know i can save money doing it this way! i know a guy that works in a machine shop for 31 years and he is a friend of my dad, he said he will do everthing for $100 heads intake etc.. I just have to supply the guts for the heads. I cant wait to get these done i am bidding on the heads right now on ebay i might be able to get them for under $100 they come complete but i think i should fill the heads with the good stuff!
thanks alot to everyone who replyed |
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