Hi, Im a newbie
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05-31-2008, 10:44 PM
RE: Hi, Im a newbie
Hi Justin,
Welcome. A friend of mine back in AZ had an '04 4X4 and it walked up the backside of Mt. Lemon near Tucson with no sweat. Have fun.
Mustangs? My nephew in Tucson is a service manager for Toyota and has a tricked out Tacoma that runs low 12's all day with the factory crank, pistons and connecting rods. When I was in PhoenixI knew a guy (and heard of others) who put a good turbo onhis 'Stang to run at Firebird Raceway and the rods went causing really serious difficulties. The Mustangsrun OK stock, but these days, ya need a good truck motor. The 5.7 RAM should be more fun, even if it won't handle as well.
Welcome. A friend of mine back in AZ had an '04 4X4 and it walked up the backside of Mt. Lemon near Tucson with no sweat. Have fun.
Mustangs? My nephew in Tucson is a service manager for Toyota and has a tricked out Tacoma that runs low 12's all day with the factory crank, pistons and connecting rods. When I was in PhoenixI knew a guy (and heard of others) who put a good turbo onhis 'Stang to run at Firebird Raceway and the rods went causing really serious difficulties. The Mustangsrun OK stock, but these days, ya need a good truck motor. The 5.7 RAM should be more fun, even if it won't handle as well.
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