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Poll: what kind of lower control arms would be ideal for drag use with slicks?
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what kind of lower control arms would be ideal for drag use with slicks?

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Old 09-29-2002, 08:29 AM   #1
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Place a jack under the box and "push it up tight" then weld around all seams, any place that two pieces meet weld it. Then take the back seat out and weld the spots that have pulled loose. Take the back seat out first, or it will catch fire.
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