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  1. 10-13-2009, 12:15 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by .:Stirfry:. View Post
    lol. 210 + food, and ill come to you.
    but fail safes?
    i heard h22's are horrible when it comes to wiring! i just dont wanna get it all done and then it mess up somewere and be completely clueless on where the problem is and where it would be, i have a picture of the motor also if you want to see
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir_Christopher View Post
    i heard h22's are horrible when it comes to wiring! i just dont wanna get it all done and then it mess up somewere and be completely clueless on where the problem is and where it would be, i have a picture of the motor also if you want to see
    oh ok i see but does the car run..

    and pm me the pic:..

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