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Well, went over pits on friday and all went well. cost 35 bux and seal off approval from Mr mechanic. Insurance was interesting with having to put the conversion as a extra on my insurance. so to get conversion covered i had to drop off the exhaust and fmic from the insurance otherwise i had to try get my car valued at $24000 and that was'nt going to happen. Kept it at $20000 and didnt have to get a valuation done and insurance only went up $80 a year(was insured at $17000 with wheels / rims and exhaust covered). still all done now (legally) :no:

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best 1/4 14.359@99mph with auto

should be in mid 13ns now with manual

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if you think that you got another thing coming

Well, i got 257rwhp and i did a 13.7 with same mods as Eric (Pal), but with 18x265x35 rears and little to no grip, and the 1st time ive ever been down the drags...

So I think mid 13s are easily acheivable.

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