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    1. #1
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      Quote Originally Posted by trapin
      Good progress on the project True, but what's really caught my eye is the string of Rainbow's. Did you get those fly-fishing or casting Mepps spinners? Michigan is known for it's Brook Trout and when I was younger we used to cast spinners in the smaller tributaries for them. Used to come home with strings like that. A quick field dressing and into the smoker they went.

      Ahh....fond memories.
      There are a couple of German Brown's in there as well.



      1/8" split shot, #8 hook and a night-crawler combined with fishing the same stream in the sierra's since I was 5yrs old with my grandfather.

      Fly fishing is an avocation practiced by people who enjoy the act of fishing more than catching and eating fish.

      More often than not I mix up some flour, salt and pepper and dust the fish inside and out with that and drop them in a cast iron pan with about 2 tbsp of oil in it. Once in a while I'll bake them with some lemon, thyme, chives and a tiny bit of garlic.
      True T.

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    2. #2
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      Quote Originally Posted by Damn True
      There are a couple of German Brown's in there as well.

      1/8" split shot, #8 hook and a night-crawler combined with fishing the same stream in the sierra's since I was 5yrs old with my grandfather.

      Fly fishing is an avocation practiced by people who enjoy the act of fishing more than catching and eating fish.

      More often than not I mix up some flour, salt and pepper and dust the fish inside and out with that and drop them in a cast iron pan with about 2 tbsp of oil in it. Once in a while I'll bake them with some lemon, thyme, chives and a tiny bit of garlic.
      Thanks alot, now I'm hungry.
      Matt


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      A.K.A. " BIG " by wife, biatch in garage.

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    3. #3
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      How is your turning radius going to be effected?

    4. #4
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      Quote Originally Posted by DJW32
      How is your turning radius going to be effected?
      I hope to be able to report back soon on this as well as I am running the air ride upper and lower control arms on my stock sub with 275s. I am hoping the turning radius is not compromised too much!
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      Quote Originally Posted by Flash68
      I hope to be able to report back soon on this as well as I am running the air ride upper and lower control arms on my stock sub with 275s. I am hoping the turning radius is not compromised too much!
      I'd verify that with ART. One of the best features of the Speed-Tech arms (great geometry not withstanding) is the adjustable steering stop. This will allow me to slightly limit the steering angle enough to prevent rubbing.
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    6. #6
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      Just wanted to let you know that there is no reason the air ride skw's won't work as long as the spring pockets are clearanced and there is no contact with the bag, they would probably work well with ATS's Chicane coil over conversion too. as it would allow a taller SKW and may allow you to run the bag upside down requiring less clearancing,,?????
      but they will work with the lower arms. frank @ prodigy has air ride on our subframe with the camaro lower control arms.
      Blake Foster
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    7. #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by DJW32
      How is your turning radius going to be effected?
      http://www.geocities.com/casanoc/

      As stated on Carl's website it is somewhat reduced in order to prevent rubbing on the subframe, but not appreciably so.
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