adjustments with new exhaust??

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Re: adjustments with new exhaust?? [Re: pugski1043] #762246 11/01/06 03:52 PM

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GrangeVille, Idaho

myyota

Getting the Wheeling Fever

You can try using a higher octane gas and see if that helps, also check your timing.

1986 Toyota 4Runner.

Solid Axle Swap, 5'' Lift, 37'' MTR`s, Duel Cases, Detroit Locker Rear, ARB High Pinion Front, 4.88 Gears, Cross Over Steering, Trail Gear Sliders, Addicted Off Road Front Bumper.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
adjustments with new exhaust??	pugski1043	11/01/06 03:36 PM
Re: adjustments with new exhaust??	Anonymous	11/01/06 03:47 PM
Re: adjustments with new exhaust??	myyota	11/01/06 03:52 PM
Re: adjustments with new exhaust??	Snowtoy	11/02/06 09:22 AM
Re: adjustments with new exhaust??	87Toy4x4	11/03/06 04:50 AM
Re: adjustments with new exhaust??	Anonymous	11/03/06 03:28 PM
Re: adjustments with new exhaust??	pugski1043	11/07/06 01:49 AM
Re: adjustments with new exhaust??	Anonymous	11/08/06 03:03 PM

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