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looking for engine specialist. GO!
Thanks for the info man. I'm looking to do 600+. Been back and forth on whether I want to run 300/200 set up or do 4/4's Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk- hunterER7
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- Forum: 7.3 Aftermarket
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Few Questions.
Shoot me a pm I'd be interested in these. Sorry for the forum hack lol Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk- hunterER7
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20x12 Fuel Octanes with 305/50 Cooper HT Plus- California
no shipping i assume?- hunterER7
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looking for engine specialist. GO!
lol sorry for that. had no clue- hunterER7
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looking for engine specialist. GO!
ill be sure to contact them as well.- hunterER7
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school me on block fill and fire rings!
alright guys, just as the title states. im looking to learn more about this block fill and fire rings. i have a general understanding but would like to know whats involved. Any one have write ups on these two? OR hell just school me on what you know. thanks guys, EARL.- hunterER7
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looking for engine specialist. GO!
Lmao. I'm not even going to comment on that one. Hopefully once this build gets going and I get with Carson it'll be smooth.- hunterER7
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New Jersey members check in
I know exactly where you're at. Im like 10 minutes from all Philly bridges Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk- hunterER7
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- Forum: Northeast US
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looking for engine specialist. GO!
Thanks guys. I was watching in on isootmypants's build and loved every aspect of it. With that build I was pretty sold with Carson. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk- hunterER7
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looking for engine specialist. GO!
i totally get it. just wanted to here what everyone had to say. id like to stay local my self but would travel/ship to have it done correctly and not get ripped off price wise. i know this is an extensive build and will cost a few pennies but its not an over night ordeal. i contacted carson...- hunterER7
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looking for engine specialist. GO!
yeah ive been keeping an eye on what he has produced. ive cotacted a few people but carson is only 2:30 hours from me so we'll see what he has to say.- hunterER7
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looking for engine specialist. GO!
thanks guys. have either of you dealt with swamps or DP with engine work?- hunterER7
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looking for engine specialist. GO!
alright guys, im in the process of starting a full motor build. who would you all recommend for this? going to need machine work and possibly full engine build. lets here what you guys have to say on this topic.- hunterER7
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New Jersey members check in
Its closer south than it is for most of these guys.- hunterER7
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New Jersey members check in
Any south jersey boys on here? Burlington county here! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk- hunterER7
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So it begins
I totally agree! I'm just stuck at the point of, Do I have all this machine work and block work done, And where is the better question? Or do I run the early 99 block and cringe on a 300/200 set up with a s468 and wait out the detonation? It's a hard choice considering I don't have it all...- hunterER7
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So it begins
with my continuing research on my up coming build i came across this thread and fell in love. the amount of detail and style alone is mesmerizing. any way as a fellow jersey boy l love to see more 7.3 builds. i was wondering how you made out with all this and if you had any advise for someone...- hunterER7
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