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10-02-1999, 05:08 AM
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Join Date: Aug 1999
Location: Va Beach
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Thanks for the reply Jeff. I have an extremely tough AOD. I wasn't planning on using it...but I might if I could keep the trans-brake, and maybe get a 100-200 lb weight break.
As you said...there is no way a stock AOD could even sort of be competitive. Maybe some other allowances could be made for them? Aluminum heads to make up for the extra weight would be nice....  George...input would be appreciated when you get a chance. Bob |
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