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Re: Trick Flow introduces BBM heads
[Re: 64Post]
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12/21/14 05:20 AM
12/21/14 05:20 AM
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Looking to buy a pair.
I've said for years that if anybody ever needed a pair/set, it was you... 
Maybe I should clarify.
Looking to get some head(s).
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Re: Trick Flow introduces BBM heads
[Re: GY3]
#1694285
12/21/14 08:26 AM
12/21/14 08:26 AM
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Rudolph, Ohio
moparguy7074
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Looking to buy a pair.
I've said for years that if anybody ever needed a pair/set, it was you...
Maybe I should clarify.
Looking to get some head(s).
Aren't we all!!! 
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Re: Trick Flow introduces BBM heads
[Re: RobX4406]
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12/21/14 09:36 PM
12/21/14 09:36 PM
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St. Paul , Mn.
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I'll sum up this thread. Let me see if I got this straight?
Well , I did expect to see more coal on the ground , but otherwise I think you have , to paraphrase Dickie Dunn , captured the flavor of the thing. 
I have read through it twice and consider myself to have average comprehension skills.......I don't see where Jim said anything that was not true.
Nor did I get the impression that he was pulling his recommendation of IMM for doing a W-2.
Maybe it comes down to who's ox is being gored ?
These heads are nice offerings that improve on existing parts.
Revolutionary ?
We all know better.
And his point that the MoPar aftermarket has not kept pace with any other manufacturers in terms of significant improvements is spot on.
Now.........do we debate the definition of significant ?
Because we'll need a couple more locomotives and a lot more shovels if we want to go down that road.
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