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  1. 02-20-2006, 08:59 PM #1
    JRW1484
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    ride plate holes

    When you say you fill the ride plate holes, I do not know what you guys are talking about. Is that possible on a RXT. What does it do, how is it done, and what would the gain be?
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    Look on the rideplate. See were the bolts went. Put JB weld in it and sand it flush. You will see .5 to 1mph.

    I'm sure Jerry will chime in with his famous red circle rideplate pic.
    Once his greenhulk secretary rings him up on the hulk phone to let him know someone is in need.

    ..he keeps busy these days saving folks
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    Check this out!
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