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    i dont think you have anything to worry about unless you are one of those hillbillies that can just break anything.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SPOOLIN
    i dont think you have anything to worry about unless you are one of those hillbillies that can just break anything.
    no hillbillies here,also we can deal with snapping an axle over a diff.thats why we posted up.i know many people who have used slicks but they run b16a crx's basically stock so i know nothing can happen to those but we are pushing way more power/trq thats why we mentioned this.plus my friend never used slicks and he wanted to make sure before we drove to the track and ****ed up his tranny thats in great shape.hahahahahhahaa.

    but we appreciate the help from everyone,track should be fun this weekend.



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