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Old 01-21-2013, 11:35 PM
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Was wondering if anyone has pictures of a 128 or equivelant x8 x9 model with ags or v61's on the front and ags in the rear. Thanks in advance.
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here's my 149 with ags all around.
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Was wondering if anyone has pictures of a 128 or equivelant x8 x9 model with ags or v61's on the front and ags in the rear. Thanks in advance.
Here's my 108 with ags and v61's.
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Your 108 looks great with the V61's and ags!
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149 Trupowers TriRibs front
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witch ones track better in the snow this is smiler to what i have on the front of mine right now and they slide in the snow to much i cant hardly steer
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those tri ribs probably track the best but for the price the v61's are the best bang for yur buck.
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