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Old 11-27-2008, 01:52 PM   #1
samwise68
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The man is after me again - update.

Well, just an update for you all.

I took off the glasspacks, and put on a set of Thrush turbo's. Talk about a difference...yeahhh...

I'll get a sound clip up to compare eventually, but, it is quieter, and does have a decent sound when you get on it. So I'm pretty pleased. Now I just have to deal with a noisy lifter, but thats a whole 'nother story.

The County Deputy we know also came by today, and it barley got fired up, and simply said, "Ah, that'll work." He signed it and said he'd take it in himself.

So, the issue is resolved in full (aside from lifter tick).

Thanks again for all of your advice on the matter, I really appreciate it.

-Sam.
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