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Old 12-03-2015, 09:15 PM   #1
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You aint the first guy doing this. Moroso has a ton of the harder to find stuff especially for drag racing.
Yep... it's why I asked here in the drag truck forum. Figured what I want isn't going to be on many shelves at an auto parts store. Surprised that I couldn't find them through Slummit on their website. But like I said... I was going to start making phone calls next.

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Yep... it's why I asked here in the drag truck forum. Figured what I want isn't going to be on many shelves at an auto parts store. Surprised that I couldn't find them through Slummit on their website. But like I said... I was going to start making phone calls next.

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A phone call? How does that work. Actually at this point the tech departments at most places suck and your far better off to investigate online. Luckily now most of the online catalogs are very complete.
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