masher 2k hep
08-09-2005 | 02:28 PM
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RE: masher 2k hep
ORIGINAL: IBrakeForNobody
The "V" of the tread should point to the front of the truck when looking straight above the truck.
The "V" of the tread should point to the front of the truck when looking straight above the truck.
08-09-2005 | 06:06 PM
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RE: masher 2k hep
Did you re gear for them? I know I've run mashers on my Jato and it takes about 30% to 40% of it's power away...which does make it seem to handle better cause it really got alot less power...curious to see if anyone has re-geared to get them at max power....I've also broke alot of steering rods....they snap like twigs cause of the masher's weight
08-09-2005 | 06:29 PM
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RE: masher 2k hep
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Did you re gear for them? I know I've run mashers on my Jato and it takes about 30% to 40% of it's power away...which does make it seem to handle better cause it really got alot less power...curious to see if anyone has re-geared to get them at max power....I've also broke alot of steering rods....they snap like twigs cause of the masher's weight
Did you re gear for them? I know I've run mashers on my Jato and it takes about 30% to 40% of it's power away...which does make it seem to handle better cause it really got alot less power...curious to see if anyone has re-geared to get them at max power....I've also broke alot of steering rods....they snap like twigs cause of the masher's weight
