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Old September 7th 04, 06:28 PM
TomnKeyLargo
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What BB said happened to mine also. I also got blowen off with no help offered
except bring your checkbook. My bottoms were really bad with waves of great
than .009 or worse. Some approaching .018 to .022. Now, everything is fine and
they are down to .002 or less. Mr. Fidel did mine, he does great work, as do
several others around the country. BUT you have to get it done for the
performance to be where it should be. # 711.
 




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