**LMR Episode #6**
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Maybe you should propose these videos to history channel to replace the lame version of Top Gear. All you have to do is throw some reference into the "shiners" and BAM, you've got the history part down.
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I will mike. Soon as I get some testing on it ill be in the game.
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Thanks LMR for a superb job on my car and not stoping until we got the issue fixed. Good job. And oh by the way have some nitrous, vht, and a sprayer ready at all times because you know I like to make them late night calls telling you guys we got action at such and such road. Lol
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No one else built or installed anything on that car but LMR why would you say that?? No one is perfect its ok to realize you messed up and admit it when it happens. Not to mention this took MONTHS to figure out but none the less good job once again.
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Huh? What does this mean?
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Actually another shop did start this build. Yes we did install the direct port and wired the nitrous system, and it works perfect. I am not sure who assembled the engine but they didnt weld the reluctor wheel together like we do on all of our built engines, and it cracked. The back firing problem was caused by the crank sensor loosing signal due to the cracked relutor wheel moving around or wobble wobbling. So conterary to your user name, you aren't calling me out
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The cracked reluctor wheel was the problem and it was improperly done by the original installer, whats so hard to understand? So yes they were fixing someone elses problem.