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12-02-2006, 00:38
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Re: pic: Team 1501 wheels
Yall are seriously going to have some insane traction. I'm scared that alot of teams are going to be showing up with stuff like this. It took me a litte while to figure out that two of the wheels in the pics are reflections.
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