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      01-17-2019, 12:35 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by Soden82 View Post
I would definitely replace the rod bearings.

And why not save up a little more and get the 625 kit? What if you get the smaller kit, drive it for a bit and then realize you wanted more and now need to upgrade again.

Go big or go home; at least that's my mentality with things
Agreed, we sell mostly VT2-625 kits, it's ESS's most popular kit.
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