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Old 11-05-2007, 04:57 PM   #1
FRDGAL
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Default Question about the Edit

May be a stupid question to some but I'm curious...

I've got the edit in my AU. Is it possible for me to lend my flash box to someone else so that they can have a tune done? The reason I'm asking is because we were hoping to get the edit done in Marks XR8 before the AFF Drag Day but funds are tight and his car keeping breaking LOL. My idea was for him to take my flasher box, take it to someone and use it to have a (temporary) tune put in for that day.

Is that possible to do? If it is, what happens to my car and my tune?

Krissy.

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