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[QUOTE="Morgan@Midwest Diesel & Auto, post: 1010629, member: 8143"] So, I guess that at 275 there is a million dollar guarantee? Since they are capable at 225, then why torque to 275? Oh that's right, the directions said so! So I guess since they say 275 that there is no way they can yield? Right? Come on, your fighting a losing battle. They are more than adequate at 225. Show me your engineering study that proves me wrong? Id like to see where your info is coming from? I guess it's just the piece of paper that you got in your one set of studs on the one 6.4 your studded? [/QUOTE]
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