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05-08-2007, 05:45 AM
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Help A Newbie?
Anyone near Newport News Area want to help a newbie with a 12valve? I can read all day what to do but when you climb under the hood by yourself it never feels right. I need to put exhaust on it but then the p-pump tweaking will begin. I like to learn from people with experience instead of some forum with 100 answer to 1 question.
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97 2500 12V CTD auto 4" Skyjacker lift sittin on 35's, Banks Twin Power Ram Intake ,BHAF, boost elbow and #8 Plate,FarmBoyDiesel 4" straight pipe...and something about veggy oil someday |
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