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Old 03-26-2007, 09:29 PM   #7 (permalink)
Aljay
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Re: Gutting the EBPV ped acuator Concerns?

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I would go with a modded turbo pedistol from Rick96F250 He will take care of you!

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Why spend cash when you can spend alittle time modding what you have when doing other chores,I did mine when I was putting in transmission and new up pipe gaskets.It really is not that hard and its almost free pipe plug cost me change I had in my pocket. Just my .02
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89 mustang coupe single turbo 302 ,built c-4,running little rubber.

I hate Dodges, straight piped common rail cummings sound like crap!
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