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Yea a flat bed is in the future, just trying to get the in cab roll bar done and a D60 front axle swap completed. And rino line in the interior and take the doors off and make tube ones, and put a set of hand throttle/brake controls on it.
You know how it is, and start my girlfriends rock buggie, a 79 F250 4x4 frame with a sportsman class race car tube chassis, and 460 Auto.
Will do, just gotta get outa Afghanistan first, this tour is about up, then its game on. I'll keep everyone posted, I know I will be needing some advice.
Lol well thanks on the kudos but i think i need to be giving them to you. I have just started on my career in the army and hope to have a long and happy one
Thank you for your support so far everyone i have met has been very supportive of me and the US Armed Forces, just goes to show that the American people still love their soldiers no matter what
Why would somebody spend the money to get new glasspacks and then screw them up? That don't seem to make since. I guess Ill have the exhaust exit in front of rear tires should still be plenty loud I think.
Ok sorry, I guess I should have clarified it better. I want it to be loud but not destroy new parts to do it. Whats a better(or louder) glasspack than a cherry bomb?
Ok sorry, I guess I should have clarified it better. I want it to be loud but not destroy new parts to do it. Whats a better(or louder) glasspack than a cherry bomb?
The shorter the glasspack the louder, louvered core glasspacks will be quieter (with the louvers opening facing engine) louvers openings facing towards the rear will be slightly louder, a perforated core glasspack will be loudest (almost like running straight pipe).
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