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Old 01-27-2012, 07:16 PM
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In the end, it was Todd's post where he said "Dayummmm---that is nice" that did it for me. I just want his acceptance.
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Old 01-27-2012, 07:27 PM
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I've had a lot of conversations these past two weeks on this topic. Thanks to Payton for giving up watching the X-Games to chat with me late into the night, and for all of you who have posted! In the end, it was Todd's post where he said "Dayummmm---that is nice" that did it for me. I just want his acceptence.

After much debating and searching, I have ended up with the new Speedtech Chicane 9" --accompanied by their torque arm setup.

It was the free shipping to RTTC in March---you know me.

Blake, thank you very much!! Fed Ex going out tomorrow to you--


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Good for you Doug! Blake and Speedtech are a real asset to Lat-G and work hard to earn the business, like numerous other Lat-G supporting vendors. Lat-G is a great example of the potential value forums posess for members and supporting vendors.

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I've had a lot of conversations these past two weeks on this topic. Thanks to Payton for giving up watching the X-Games to chat with me late into the night, and for all of you who have posted! In the end, it was Todd's post where he said "Dayummmm---that is nice" that did it for me. I just want his acceptence.

After much debating and searching, I have ended up with the new Speedtech Chicane 9" --accompanied by their torque arm setup.

It was the free shipping to RTTC in March---you know me.

Blake, thank you very much!! Fed Ex going out tomorrow to you--


Doug
Sounds like you got a neat setup with this one!
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Blake I get why you're limiting the floater to a complete kit, it just strikes me that you maybe limiting your potential customer base (all the guys drooling in this thread - including me - who already have complete rear ends) by only offering it this way. What are your thoughts on a speedtech 'certified' installer program? There's lots of guys out there like Speedway, Currie and others that certainly have the jigs and skills to ensure proper alignment. Just a thought...
I have to agree with Ron here, I would be jumping all over this if I could retro fit it to the 9" I just purchased from DSE. I am not in the position to buy a whole new housing, and I doubt mine would sell due to the custom width I ordered it in.
That being said it is a nice piece.
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Old 01-27-2012, 08:15 PM
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About time you were the guinea pig buddy. You are making some great decisions.
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knowing doug im sure he worked in the "free t-shirts for the whole family or no deal" haha
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Doug E. Fresh.... the man who spends umpteen thousands of dollars on bad ass bulletproof parts to put behind, under and in front of.... his 220 horsepower motor with a flex fan and no tach.

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I have to agree with Ron here, I would be jumping all over this if I could retro fit it to the 9" I just purchased from DSE. I am not in the position to buy a whole new housing, and I doubt mine would sell due to the custom width I ordered it in.
That being said it is a nice piece.

I pmed blake, about the same thing.

I would buy a kit right now if i could, I dont need or want a new housing, Im not going to spend $4000 plus on a rear end again.

I have all the rear end narrowing stuff, i have done them before.


Not selling this as a kit is going to be the only problem. Other then that, looks killer and a super cool set up.
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Old 01-28-2012, 07:03 AM
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knowing doug im sure he worked in the "free t-shirts for the whole family or no deal" haha
Oops, yeah--that's right---I forgot to mention that the front subframe came with it also--but I had to pay for the T-shirt----Blake is a tough businessman.
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Old 01-28-2012, 07:14 AM
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Doug E. Fresh.... the man who spends umpteen thousands of dollars on bad ass bulletproof parts to put behind, under and in front of.... his 220 horsepower motor with a flex fan and no tach.



We all do, Doug..... we all do.
Dude, I told you, I added the 1.6 rockers to the motor---picked up 3 RWHP--the cam has a total lift of 420 now--when you pull the valve covers and the motor is running, you can actually see the rocker move occasionally---wait till you here it now--it doesn't even sound like the same car-It now has to idle at 300 rpm to get rid of the heavy chop and to have some vacume for the brakes. I have to put it in neutral at every stop light now.

Ironworks now makes a "Camshaft Floater" ---i'm going to do that next.--

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