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What Ram do you like?

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Posted by:
BodyByHostess
on December 03, 2002 at 10:49:59

It seems to me that the ram is the least discussed cocker component. I'm in the process of rebuilding a 97 evolution. The STO ram seems stiff and slow to me. What's everyone's current choice in a ram? ... and why? I've heard good things about the Kapp Fat Ram and the Palmers.
Any informed opinions will be a help.
Thanks

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Stock is adequate Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 12:11:39 12/09/02 (1)

Re: Stock is adequate BodyByHostess 13:34:13 12/09/02 (0)

Re: What Ram do you like? Razorpb 13:44:04 12/03/02 (4)

Re: What Ram do you like? Poldo 08:54:18 12/04/02 (2)

Re: What Ram do you like? Razorpb 13:32:50 12/04/02 (1)

Now I fee stupid for not thinking of that. Thanks Poldo 22:54:14 12/04/02 (0)

My choice is ANS by the way (NT) Razorpb 13:45:20 12/03/02 (0)

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: It seems to me that the ram is the least discussed cocker component. I'm in the process of rebuilding a 97 evolution. The STO ram seems stiff and slow to me. What's everyone's current choice in a ram? ... and why? I've heard good things about the Kapp Fat Ram and the Palmers. : Any informed opinions will be a help. : Thanks

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