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10-26-2009, 09:50 AM

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Look like it will be Spring before I can try them.

Filled her with the pink stuff over the weekend

Bummer.

10-26-2009, 10:07 AM

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Look like it will be Spring before I can try them.

Filled her with the pink stuff over the weekend

Its cheap, you never know December speed runs are fun.

10-26-2009, 01:54 PM

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Its cheap, you never know December speed runs are fun.

The only speed run I'll get around here in December would be on the trailer going across the ice behind the truck

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hey im about to replace my 28s with 38s on my Flame. how much do you have to clip off for a good clearance? thanks

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I just replaced my 280's with these. No modification necessary

CP Performance - 28" Lower Upgrade Kit

08-01-2018, 10:23 AM

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hey im about to replace my 28s with 38s on my Flame. how much do you have to clip off for a good clearance? thanks

Man, I just don't remember but I may have some pics somewhere. You do need to machine the 380s. I remember cutting them on a band saw and then milling them nicely.
They made a world of difference on that boat. I have another post in here somewhere about the results but triple digit stability is achieved.
I will send pics if I can find them and if I can still post pics here..
Dave