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Old 03-29-2006, 09:37 PM
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Tim,

If I can run a 1:47.0 with the same front springs and 28mm rear torsion bars, will I get into the 1:45's with your 30mm bars. If so I'll take them off your hands. Keep me informed on which route you take, since team cars are supposed to be similar in spec. Need to try and get you some PMP Racing decals before this weekend. Go do us proud and hold up our honor. I'll try to make it out for the enduro. Also, if you want to heat cycle the AVON's go ahead. I think they are still in the 48' trailer. Good luck

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Originally Posted by vpk944
Tim,
If I can run a 1:47.0 with the same front springs and 28mm rear torsion bars, will I get into the 1:45's with your 30mm bars. If so I'll take them off your hands. Vic
Victor, maybe instead of buying his torsion bars, maybe you could rent his ***** and see what it feels like on the track!!!

Of course, I could really use them before you!!!

-Bob
Old 03-30-2006, 07:36 AM
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How about we go in together and take one ball each. Every little bit helps, right.

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