1999 Lightning 42 with triple 800's
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Yes, I'm dumb I didn't learn anything from watching the guys on TRL tear up parts. I want to do it myself. I looked at a 2000 staggered #6 42 a few months ago and probably should of just bought it since it was such a deal. If my project was done I think I may of. I'm pulling the MSD knock boxes, full set of gauges, ordering new throttles/shifters and putting a GPS speedo in.
I also got the Whipples bought a few months ago so it's going to be EFI too.
I also got the Whipples bought a few months ago so it's going to be EFI too.
Last edited by eddie; 09-26-2013 at 03:06 PM.
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there might just be a difference in price because it is a dirty job to do! unless there is a difference in the way to get the job done but I doubt... it's pretty much always the same job cost whatever wich resin and cloth you are using... IMO at least!