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yeah.....I hate it when this 'responsibility' thingy kicks in lol

all for the best IMO

Yeah it sucks growing up lol. Seriously though owning this place has been nothing but positive so far!

Hahaha, I agree!

2nd was pretty much a write off, even with 275 semi slicks on

shave down the high spots on the rear brake calipers a tad to allow fitment of 15" rims and install 15" MT ET streets.

for that drag style and not at all for the traction benefits.

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