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Old 03-16-2009, 08:39 PM
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Sorry guys, no royalties here. WE have ALL kinds of hours getting it to run right so far. Old FAST and new design FAST system are NOT interchangeable. Sounded like a good idea at the time, but no love!! Many thanks to Mark Romans
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Old 03-16-2009, 09:01 PM
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Sorry guys, no royalties here. WE have ALL kinds of hours getting it to run right so far. Old FAST and new design FAST system are NOT interchangeable. Sounded like a good idea at the time, but no love!! Many thanks to Mark Romans
yeah, it's never that easy. Good job.

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Beautiful car! Love the stance. What rear suspension are you running?
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great looking ride!
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Sorry guys, no royalties here. WE have ALL kinds of hours getting it to run right so far. Old FAST and new design FAST system are NOT interchangeable. Sounded like a good idea at the time, but no love!! Many thanks to Mark Romans
Well hopefully it just takes all kinds of MINUTES to get mine running good.
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Well hopefully it just takes all kinds of MINUTES to get mine running good.
Hope so Dave!!

The rear suspension is 2" DSE lower springs, minitub, 12 bolt rear, QA1 shocks. 17" wheels.
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Looks great, Mike! How much do your kids love riding in it?
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Looks great, Mike! How much do your kids love riding in it?
Yeah they love it. I spent a few minutes playing with the stereo trying to learn how to work it, and each one wanted a turn "driving".

Thanks guys for the comments, and thanks Gearhead Garage for the great job.
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