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| The Paxton gauges on Davids specialty vehicle. |
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| My line lock servo on the drivers side. |
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| My line lock on the passengers side. Lance said I needed
two of these because I was not holding my front tires very good. |
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| My paxton headers on the drivers side. |
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| Cleaner shots on the drivers side. |
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| Paxton did some cleanup on my old install. The tube you
see before you was put on backwards. |
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| Paxton did an owesome job on cleaning up my exhaust. Lance
made up some clamps so that I can removed my exhaust in pieces. You can
also see the X-pipe they did for John and I. You can see the O2 sensor
placement also on this pic. |
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| I asked Paxton to give me chrome bezels for my air/fuel
and boost guage. I like it. |
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