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Old 05-08-2007, 09:49 PM
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On the SPF Cobras, the lead hammer is standard equipment. I've used the lead hammer maybe a dozen times ... but never on the Cobra!
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Ok Warren,

What do you use the lead hammer on? And how much does the one that comes with the Superformance weigh? They probably won't let them bring them into California since we are so environmentally insane. I knew the small piece of 2 X 4 and an impact hammer would work, but just preferred a lead hammer.

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They probably won't let them bring them into California since we are so environmentally insane.
Ron, there's a guy in So Cal that will actually re-cast your warped/used lead hammer! It's not that environmentally sensitive here. Heck, I buy Sunoco 110 from a local fuel/oil dealer and it's full of lead.

Buy your lead hammer from any online dealer or vendor. No problems. Heck, keep it on the front seat so you can wave it at all the Liberals when you drive by and set off their car alarms.

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Dean,

Up here you can't even buy the Sunoco Brand of gas. I do get 55 gallon drums of 110 leaded CitCo but they are changing over to K & S, so I don't know what that is like. I do know the price went out of sight. That is one big reason I am getting a car that was designed to run on our 91 pump gas.

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