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how to upgrade s/f board in new 4x4 shocker

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Posted by crown313 on October 31, 2001 at 20:10:40:

I'm about to buy a new 4x4 shocker from hypersportworks.com and wanted to know if the turbo is worth the money. Ive heard they will not be allowed in tourney play in 2002. Can you turn the turbo on and off and will they allow a shocker with turbo in a tourney if it is turned off? Finally, ive heard people mention buying a s/f board and switching them out so you can have the select fire for non tourney play. How do you go about doing that, what options are available, who sells them, how much, any web sites.

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Not worth it Bart "Bkfgjfdhg" Conant
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Re: how to upgrade s/f board in new 4x4 shocker Wilkie
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: I'm about to buy a new 4x4 shocker from hypersportworks.com and wanted to know if the turbo is worth the money. Ive heard they will not be allowed in tourney play in 2002. Can you turn the turbo on and off and will they allow a shocker with turbo in a tourney if it is turned off? Finally, ive heard people mention buying a s/f board and switching them out so you can have the select fire for non tourney play. How do you go about doing that, what options are available, who sells them, how much, any web sites.

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