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My girlfreind has an old 250 enticer,good sled.i wanna throw some studs in it now too many.so what i need to know is how many.and how should i run em.down the middle?2 then 3 etc?just need a little more grab.
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you should be able to get away with only 48....2 every other pitch.I'd go with the ole v-pattern.
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