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Trooper t2 with turbo and power steering WHOO HOO

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test drove a 2009 t2 that has recently had turbo and electric assist power steering installed...WOW...I started with Joyner toys in 2010 by buying a 250 sand viper..modded it up,liked it soo much bought another 1 and did the same to it (still have both) fast forward bought a 2008 t2 have done a few minor upgrades,I like my trooper...but that turbo is really awsume....Hardy

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