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08-21-2003, 08:54 AM
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Location: Downers Grove, IL
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You mean you didn't consider 4.88's? Haha, just joking around. I got the 3.73's in my car and really wish I put 4.10's in but I'm going to be bad enough with the winter driving I have to do. You're a different story, if you have a drag only car, I think 4.56's are a great strip only rare street use. My friend has 4.30's in his car and just drives it on like nice nights and weekends and he loves it. 4.56's aren't that much more. But I say go for it!! ~Brian
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