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Jul 11, 2006 | 02:13 PM

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98hardtopZ

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From: brandon, ms

thanks...yea ive been in that pit for awhile..so i think i got it figured out, are those tci stalls any good?

Jul 11, 2006 | 05:10 PM

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thanks...yea ive been in that pit for awhile..so i think i got it figured out, are those tci stalls any good?

TCI has a very good reputation for quality and customer service. Mine is 1 yr and 15K miles old and still works like a champ. Either TCI or Fuddle make a great choice for anyone on a budget. Yank IMO is the very best choice for anyone with the "money is no object" attitude. They use top of the line parts and have slightly better effiency ratings.

But my TCI SSF3500 has served me well and I would recommend it to anyone.

Jul 11, 2006 | 05:24 PM

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thanks...yea ive been in that pit for awhile..so i think i got it figured out, are those tci stalls any good?

I recommend Yank or Vigilante.

Yes, I have first hand personal experience with TCI. Customer service was good...

Jul 11, 2006 | 10:17 PM

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Good luck man, it took me 2 years to "ready" my car for my cam swap. I know you get anxious but do it right the first time and don't rush anything and do things "cheap" ie. 918's vs. PRC's

Jul 12, 2006 | 01:07 PM

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Good luck man, it took me 2 years to "ready" my car for my cam swap. I know you get anxious but do it right the first time and don't rush anything and do things "cheap" ie. 918's vs. PRC's

There is nothing wrong with PRC duals or Comp 918s.....

Jul 12, 2006 | 02:08 PM

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There is nothing wrong with PRC duals or Comp 918s.....

yeah! i dont know why he would have said somthing like that?

Jul 13, 2006 | 02:54 AM

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Lol no i meant i would run the PRC's just for a safety precaution, but that's just me. I run PRC's i wasn't knockin them guys.

i meant the 918's vs. PRC comment as in....hey i just got this 23x/23x cam and i think i'm going with the 918's because they are a hundred bucks cheaper than PRC's.

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