06-03-2008, 03:28 PM
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Annoy much?
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What kind of drop are Roush Stg3 guys running?
I'm looking at getting a Stage 3 kit (wingless, not that that matters  ) just wondering how low you guys sit? Pics are a plus!
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Waiting on my return to the states:
Steeda adjustable sway bar, 75 shot NOS, XCal3, Shock tower brace, RPM "Nitrous" cam, Harland Sharp 1.73s, CAI, J-MOD, powdercoated Morana Stage 1 ported upper/lower, 3500 PI stall, LC-1 wideband, some billet stuff, roush tips, twin t25s, etc etc...
Eibach Pro-Kit, Tokico Blues, C/C plates, ported heads, powdercoated valve covers, 30lb injectors, black carpet, i'm sure there's more...
oh and Piloti Prototipo driving shoes
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06-03-2008, 05:27 PM
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Registered User
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Location: Little Rock, AR
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sorry, I don't have any pics, but you can buy my roush rear spats in the for sale section
edit: hey, you're from Little Rock too! nice to see another arkansan on this board. Hope to see your mustang around when you get back from overseas.
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06-03-2008, 09:22 PM
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3.8's Other Indian™
Join Date: Apr 2005
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Im running on stock roush springs (about 1.5" drop in the front and 1.25 in the rear) and i really want to go lower but feel it is impossible.
It is already challenging driving my car around (avoiding steep angles, dips, speed bumps, etc), and if i went lower i would probably become underivable.
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Roush Stage 1 # 4535 Uday Reddy
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06-03-2008, 09:41 PM
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stang it
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Gulf Coast
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Originally Posted by investinwaffles
Im running on stock roush springs (about 1.5" drop in the front and 1.25 in the rear) and i really want to go lower but feel it is impossible.
It is already challenging driving my car around (avoiding steep angles, dips, speed bumps, etc), and if i went lower i would probably become underivable.
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are you running 18" wheels? it makes a big difference. The roush seams to be close to the same size as the saleen.
What are you road conditions? there redoing our roads on the beach and every inch counts. Sometimes I find myself re charting my course to avid extreme dips and massive potholes.
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06-03-2008, 11:17 PM
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BACK FROM THE DEAD
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1.5 with both isolators removed
takes a pro to not stretch it
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06-04-2008, 06:34 AM
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Annoy much?
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Little Rock,Arkansas
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H.S. 311, that is perfect. I was contemplating doing a 2 inch b/c I was worried about fender gap still being horrid, but yours looks awesome. Now I have to contemplate doing the Roush wing....crap. There's another 100$.
Kate, I'm actually in Jacksonville, but who knows where that is? Lol. And yes, you will definitely see it, we'll have to go out for a cruise :thumbsup:.
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Waiting on my return to the states:
Steeda adjustable sway bar, 75 shot NOS, XCal3, Shock tower brace, RPM "Nitrous" cam, Harland Sharp 1.73s, CAI, J-MOD, powdercoated Morana Stage 1 ported upper/lower, 3500 PI stall, LC-1 wideband, some billet stuff, roush tips, twin t25s, etc etc...
Eibach Pro-Kit, Tokico Blues, C/C plates, ported heads, powdercoated valve covers, 30lb injectors, black carpet, i'm sure there's more...
oh and Piloti Prototipo driving shoes
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06-04-2008, 06:59 AM
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Audi Guy
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Birmingham Alabama
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Originally Posted by H.S.311
1.5 with both isolators removed
takes a pro to not stretch it 
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you need wheel spacers BAD
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06-04-2008, 07:31 AM
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i'm back in...woot
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Originally Posted by BirminghamStang
you need wheel spacers BAD
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he just needs wheels wider than 7 inches
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06-04-2008, 07:43 AM
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V6 car, V6 Truck
Join Date: Jan 2004
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Not all Roush springs are the same.
V6, Stage 2, Stage 3, "Track Day" package and the "V8 springs" they sell now are all different rates and will give different amounts of drop.
So which are you getting, and I'll tell you how much drop you'll see. Also, which wheels/tires are you running, b/c that will add to it.
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2000 Roush #5004 World's First M112'd 4.2L
1970 Mach 1 351W T5 swap
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06-04-2008, 08:33 AM
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Annoy much?
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Haven't decided on wheels/tires yet. 17x8s or 8.5s with BFG KDWs.
I doubt I'll go with Roush springs, I'll probably get UPR/Eibach Pro-Kits and strange struts/illumina shocks.
Road conditions are negligible. Nothing really too bad out in my neck of the woods.
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Waiting on my return to the states:
Steeda adjustable sway bar, 75 shot NOS, XCal3, Shock tower brace, RPM "Nitrous" cam, Harland Sharp 1.73s, CAI, J-MOD, powdercoated Morana Stage 1 ported upper/lower, 3500 PI stall, LC-1 wideband, some billet stuff, roush tips, twin t25s, etc etc...
Eibach Pro-Kit, Tokico Blues, C/C plates, ported heads, powdercoated valve covers, 30lb injectors, black carpet, i'm sure there's more...
oh and Piloti Prototipo driving shoes
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06-04-2008, 09:42 AM
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But I want the cookie.
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Norwich,CT
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Wheels: 17x9 Cobra reps I believe 275/45 (not sure about tire size at the moment)
Eibach pro-kit
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Each road can have multiple names and numbers - you may be on the right road without realizing it; the road ahead of you is not the same as the road you have been following thus far - no, the road you were following took a sudden sharp turn to the right into that little lane and the new road in front of you has a new name, even though it looks like a continuation of the road behind you
Seriously, welcome to New England..
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06-04-2008, 09:53 AM
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BACK FROM THE DEAD
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Originally Posted by 71mustang99
he just needs wheels wider than 7 inches
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those wheels are 8inchs with 275/40/17 + 1.5in spacers in tha back, pictures doesn't do its justic....
and just pay for the roush wing, it's worth that 100 bucks
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06-04-2008, 11:17 AM
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V6 car, V6 Truck
Join Date: Jan 2004
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Originally Posted by spyderout
I doubt I'll go with Roush springs, I'll probably get UPR/Eibach Pro-Kits and strange struts/illumina shocks.
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OK, I'm lost then. I thought this was about the amount of drop with Roush Stage 3 set up?
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~Matt
2000 Roush #5004 World's First M112'd 4.2L
1970 Mach 1 351W T5 swap
2001 Explorer Sport 4.0L SOHC Roots in progress
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06-04-2008, 12:04 PM
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Annoy much?
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Oh wow, sorry. Yea the wording was kind of iffy. I meant what kind of drop were the Roush-bodied among us running. I doubted I'd see a lot of sportliners, but I'm glad to see the Stage3 front fascia isn't too low to run pro-kits.
Basically I was wondering how low to go with the body kit courtesy of Stage3motorsports.com
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Waiting on my return to the states:
Steeda adjustable sway bar, 75 shot NOS, XCal3, Shock tower brace, RPM "Nitrous" cam, Harland Sharp 1.73s, CAI, J-MOD, powdercoated Morana Stage 1 ported upper/lower, 3500 PI stall, LC-1 wideband, some billet stuff, roush tips, twin t25s, etc etc...
Eibach Pro-Kit, Tokico Blues, C/C plates, ported heads, powdercoated valve covers, 30lb injectors, black carpet, i'm sure there's more...
oh and Piloti Prototipo driving shoes
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06-04-2008, 12:07 PM
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V6 car, V6 Truck
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Ah, 1 1/2" is a good drop with the body kit.
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~Matt
2000 Roush #5004 World's First M112'd 4.2L
1970 Mach 1 351W T5 swap
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06-04-2008, 12:14 PM
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BACK FROM THE DEAD
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just so u know... i got my from stage3motorsport for 820 shipped with everything to my door in like a 5 days.
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06-04-2008, 12:25 PM
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Annoy much?
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Little Rock,Arkansas
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Yea, that's exactly my preferred shopping location. That price is undeniably sweet.
How was the quality on the kit? Jeez, I'm even more excited now than I was when I started this thread...
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Waiting on my return to the states:
Steeda adjustable sway bar, 75 shot NOS, XCal3, Shock tower brace, RPM "Nitrous" cam, Harland Sharp 1.73s, CAI, J-MOD, powdercoated Morana Stage 1 ported upper/lower, 3500 PI stall, LC-1 wideband, some billet stuff, roush tips, twin t25s, etc etc...
Eibach Pro-Kit, Tokico Blues, C/C plates, ported heads, powdercoated valve covers, 30lb injectors, black carpet, i'm sure there's more...
oh and Piloti Prototipo driving shoes
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06-04-2008, 12:31 PM
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V6 car, V6 Truck
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Quality is top notch from Roush.
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~Matt
2000 Roush #5004 World's First M112'd 4.2L
1970 Mach 1 351W T5 swap
2001 Explorer Sport 4.0L SOHC Roots in progress
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06-04-2008, 02:26 PM
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00Stang
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Fairborn, OH
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Originally Posted by katesredpony
sorry, I don't have any pics, but you can buy my roush rear spats in the for sale section
edit: hey, you're from Little Rock too! nice to see another arkansan on this board. Hope to see your mustang around when you get back from overseas.
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Hey, I run through Arkansas all the time! There is never anything to do in that state!
Here are some Roush Pictures, no Roush Exhaust, however. No Iso's, Eibach pro kit:
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Performance: CAI, MAC LT Headers, MAC Hi Flow Cats, MAC Catback, Eibach Pro kit
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06-05-2008, 09:10 AM
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Registered User
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Little Rock, AR
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Originally Posted by spyderout
H.S. 311, that is perfect. I was contemplating doing a 2 inch b/c I was worried about fender gap still being horrid, but yours looks awesome. Now I have to contemplate doing the Roush wing....crap. There's another 100$.
Kate, I'm actually in Jacksonville, but who knows where that is? Lol. And yes, you will definitely see it, we'll have to go out for a cruise :thumbsup:.
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Yeah, I'm actually from Sherwood, but like you said, most people have never heard of it, and its close enough.
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06-05-2008, 09:24 AM
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3.8's Other Indian™
Join Date: Apr 2005
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heres a side profile of my car taken yesterday (Roush stage 1 springs, rear tires are 295/35/18 and fronts are 265/35/18
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Roush Stage 1 # 4535 Uday Reddy
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ur the most useless indian of 3.8
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06-05-2008, 11:07 AM
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Moderator
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Originally Posted by LilRoush
Quality is top notch from Roush.
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Agreed. Roush and Cervini's are really the only companies that have amazing fitment.
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Oh my.
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You're posting on a message board because you want to deliver input, and you'd obviously like your input to be valid. If this wasn't the case, you either wouldn't post, or you'd just smash keys with your computer turned off. Now, that being said, your opinion isn't based off who you are, it's how valuable your input is to the community and this is where grammar comes into play.
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06-05-2008, 02:24 PM
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00Stang
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Fairborn, OH
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Originally Posted by mysteed
Agreed. Roush and Cervini's are really the only companies that have amazing fitment.
Oh my. 
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Thanks
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Steven Benthal
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Sound System: 4 Pioneer 6x8 (4-way), Pioneer Deck, 2 12" Pioneer Premiers, 2-760 Watt Pioneer Amplifiers
Appearence: Roush S3 Front Bumper, Roush Grille Delete, Bumper Inserts, Tinted Windows (35,20), GT hood scoop, Smoked Clearcorners, Taillight Tint
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06-05-2008, 09:05 PM
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stang it
Join Date: Nov 2007
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Originally Posted by mysteed
Agreed. Roush and Cervini's are really the only companies that have amazing fitment. 
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the 8 piece full body kit for my mini truck came with a instructional video but the quality of the fiberglass was  .
 roush and cervinis
On the stang it has had a saleen kit ,saleen makes a great authentic kit anything else is crap so far, and BW2 spider.
these kits required several hours of modification including remolding fiberglass or cheap urethane. There are a lot of kits that look nice but the but the road to acheaving a great final product can be long and twisted.
The roush kit is amazing with several contact points to insure it will stay in place.Also where the urethane is reaction injected there is a small 1/8" of excess material that can be removed with a knife or cheese grader and sanded down.
Last edited by mysteed; 06-05-2008 at 09:09 PM.
Reason: fixed quote issue
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06-06-2008, 05:52 AM
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3.8= drama for your momma
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wow this is a good thread for even non-roush body kit owners. i never realized how amazing 1.5 drops looked. it makes me wish i didn't have such a slammed ride.
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06-06-2008, 11:31 AM
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wow this is a good thread for even non-roush body kit owners. i never realized how amazing 1.5 drops looked. it makes me wish i didn't have such a slammed ride.
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Heh, not so much withthe front bumpers we're running. I have Ford C-springs that gave a 1.5" drop and it still looks like a 4x4.
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You're posting on a message board because you want to deliver input, and you'd obviously like your input to be valid. If this wasn't the case, you either wouldn't post, or you'd just smash keys with your computer turned off. Now, that being said, your opinion isn't based off who you are, it's how valuable your input is to the community and this is where grammar comes into play.
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07-03-2008, 01:26 PM
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stang it
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07-04-2008, 09:32 AM
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not V6
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If the bottom isn't scraped up, its not low enough.
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07-04-2008, 09:46 AM
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Originally Posted by V_Eight
If the bottom isn't scraped up, its not low enough.
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And even if it is, Rhino Lining FTW.
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Originally Posted by TBR
You're posting on a message board because you want to deliver input, and you'd obviously like your input to be valid. If this wasn't the case, you either wouldn't post, or you'd just smash keys with your computer turned off. Now, that being said, your opinion isn't based off who you are, it's how valuable your input is to the community and this is where grammar comes into play.
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07-04-2008, 09:48 AM
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not V6
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: ATL
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And even if it is, Rhino Lining FTW. 
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Nah, just quit being cheap and repaint the **** thing again.
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