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    yes he sure is...see him at renoylds all the time...aside from him living right by me...see him driving the car around town all the time also...he works on base..he has done the work on my mustangs's 8.8 rear end not to long ago
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    DAMN!! 7.91 at 176 in a street car is F'IN flyin!!! wow. must be cool to have someone that knows that much about cars live right down the street. i need cooler neighbors
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    Quote Originally Posted by blowfishRus6 View Post
    DAMN!! 7.91 at 176 in a street car is F'IN flyin!!! wow. must be cool to have someone that knows that much about cars live right down the street. i need cooler neighbors
    well it's a cupple blocks away and really i never talk to him...just inquired on how much for dyno pulls since i saw it sitting in the front yard. he does good work though...i was very satisfied on the 8.8
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    ha. its sitting in the front yard??? thats gangster
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    why would you spend money on aftermarket ignition? MSD< Delphi
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    Who was saying something about aftermarket ingition? I must of missed it...but i do agree with ur statement...stock ftw
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    HAHA
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    PRJ wires are much better, though. No doubting it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sabrewings View Post
    PRJ wires are much better, though. No doubting it.
    Better? Agreed. NEEDED on a moderate modded to stock setup? No....JMO
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    True. I'm getting them, just to streamline the ignition system (stock wires are pretty anemic) and improve looks. Plus, they're extremely durable and the stock wires fail easily.

    So, not so much a performance mod but a "fixing factory flaws" mod.
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    yea I imagine i will get a set before to long also....they do look bad ass
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    Quote Originally Posted by notladstyle View Post
    you forgot the 10hp NOS windows sticker add on.
    lol
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    what about all those stickers on the side like nos and type r those are good for 200+ horsepower. even if you get the dyno on those numbers there moters set up and tuned for there parts like when slp does there numbers its not a all stock motor they set up the test to make them look good. 20hp is a moddest number with headers id think more than that... but if you think a supercharger only gives you 50 to 60 why the hell would headers and exhuast and a intake give you the same just doesnt make sense.
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