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Why Overdrive? 120-130 1967

posted by  chasmataz on  Tue Apr 12 11:47 CST 2005
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considering how long that '67s been going w/o an OD, imagine how long she'll go with one. that's the main reason why for me.
i drove mine a few months w/o one, everything was great; i came across an O/D; and would never go back. it's like night and day the difference. like some else already said, it's just so much more relaxed. it can almost become a Zen moment when the valves are just right and the road was built right.
night and day.







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