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Jack Stand Racing League
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If u have several thousand burning a hole in a pocket why not lol. It's been around a while but pricy
1988 yellow lowered vert- alum gt40s, edelbrock intake, 2.5 in offroad h-piped flowmaster, 5 speed, sn95 leather seats, 373's, 17" anthracite bullets
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BADASS ... But how much $$$ ??? LOL
Aaron
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Think low end is like 7k to 40k their might be a ghetto low end version in 2k range I heard
1988 yellow lowered vert- alum gt40s, edelbrock intake, 2.5 in offroad h-piped flowmaster, 5 speed, sn95 leather seats, 373's, 17" anthracite bullets
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Man, that is badazz.
Jack Stand Racing League
Been around for a bit, I think this may be 4th or 5th gen here, they have a 5.56 semi-auto that goes for like $7500 all the way up to a .338 TP that goes for $50K, I'm sure there are probably options to be had to add-on things if you wanted. Haven't seen anything about a "ghetto" version but it's probably out there.
Greg
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Don't think I would trust something "Ghetto" like that ...
I prefer my weapons "Ghetto" Free !!!
Be like spending $$$ on a Pro-Comp block !!! LOL
Aaron
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Hey now... The old 427 with the RPM Maxx block made over 1200 to the tire with the 101mm! And it is still running around over in Indiana!Originally Posted by k062693w
1992 Mustang LX Coupe, 302, PA C4 and On3 70mm.
1993 Reef Blue hatch, 347, 3550, and a kit.
1992 Gould GT project...
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That is an awesome fire arm, who wants to purchase one for me to use? Ha Ha
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1991 Mini Tubed Mustang Coupe, in the works.
351W base, PG, Stock Suspension chassis
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That is one sweet setup.
Jack Stand Racing League
That's what I was hoping for.
Greg
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That's a cool system. From what I've heard it uses lasers to gauge the wind. I guess it works, but they are very expensive, they may get cheaper in time. Still, it's cool to see what technology can do. I think I would stick with a good scope, without batteries.
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I was reading about this in the last RECOIL magazine. Looks cool as a demonstration piece but not as a practical piece of equipment. It's like in the military when they wouldn't let anyone use a GPS until they properly learned how to read a map and navigate by compass first. I can see a lot of rich guys who can't shoot go out and buying these.
Jack Stand Racing League
Lots of potential in the system, wouldn't mind trying one out just to see it work.
Greg
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