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1992 Ford Aero Vic Rally-x car.
I have had this car for nearly 3 years (thats a long time for me), and I have made it my own. I have blacked out all the trim, and the wheels, added a Flea-bay intake with a homemade “cold air box”, KYB Gas-a-just shocks and struts, and a set of Falken rally tires on Jeep Grand Cherokee steelies are used for rally-x action.
I will soon be adding a Ford Mustang Tremec T-45 manual, a limited slip differential, P-71 cop springs, and possibly DOHC heads next year.
this car is SO much fun, i can just never get rid of it.
Added on May 25 by maroon92
Comments
- P71 wrote: May 27, 2008 11:03 a.m.
- Sweet ‘Vic! You should check out my P71, it’s too pretty to rally-x though :( I should do like you and pick up another one!
- NickF40 wrote: Nov 6, 2008 5:20 p.m.
- sweeeeet!
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