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yeah they reminded me of the "factory mags" that were on cars and trucks when i was a kid.mopar4x said:Gotta love those M/T ChallengersBitchen RC, OBX!
thanks TJ!shedevil said:i think it looks awesome, but i always did![]()
i've had these pics on my RCC site. gotta get some pics up of my new Tom Woods double cardan driveshafts. gonna wait i think till i finish the transfer case cage/skid plate.Posted by: Mopar_Man Posted on: February 8, 2003, 04:45:34 PM
Always the guy with the newest tricks aint ya OBX! Maybe one of these days I can have something that nice Keep it shining bud!!
come on now, your the man with two 440's and two sweet ass RC's.Posted by: mopar4x Posted on: February 8, 2003, 10:42:06 PM
Still drooling...
that pic was taken just after install. not that clean now, finally got her back together and able to drive it. it's the AGR S box - S series Dodge RC 20:1. it has no trouble turning the 36's, think i'm going with their pump when the stock one dies.Posted by: santak Posted on: February 8, 2003, 11:22:28 PM
wow your agr steering box looks nice and shiny still...what box did you get? the 20:1 or the variable valved one?
oh ok, then it's the same as mine I assume, I got the same box. Oh and the pump, I just got that beast installed on Friday, the housing of my stock one cracked and I got mad at that rattle it was making since NovemberOBXCHARGER said:that pic was taken just after install. not that clean now, finally got her back together and able to drive it. it's the AGR S box - S series Dodge RC 20:1. it has no trouble turning the 36's, think i'm going with their pump when the stock one dies.
just have got it together where i can wheel so i can't give much of a review. done just some beach wheeling that's about it. with out dropping psi they dig like crazy. but get em down around 9 or 10 psi and they float well. also they are a lot quiter than the mickey thompsons i had before. the footprint they leave is very simular to a tsl ssr in lug size and spacing.Smokin_Guns said:Nice Rig!
How do you like the Parnelli Jones tires? What kind of wheeling have you done with them?