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03.02.2006, 04:44 PM
What you have as upgrades would greatly influency my recommendation. What cell count you have or plan on running to. What chassis do you have now? cvds steel idlers anything?
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03.02.2006, 05:12 PM
Welcome BigJ - as you can see by the replies to your first post - there are quite a bit of knowledgeable people on these forums that will definately point you in the right direction......Once again Welcome,....
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03.02.2006, 05:41 PM
Man, thanks for all the replies, on most forums I'm luck to get one reply. The Maxx is stock, but perfect condition. I'm thinkin' the 9920 and 9L are the way for me to go. I'll probably run it on 12 - 16 cells. 33-3800s. What drivetrain upgrades will I need to do for the truck to handle that? Thanks again.
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