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Old 05-12-2008, 10:56 AM   #93 (permalink)
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Quote: Originally Posted by srt4geezer View Post
OMG dude, shut up. You are wrong. Plain & simple.

If I wanted to tune the heck out of my setup I could put up huge numbers too. I don't. Maxfest at high altitude can put up all the big numbers he wants & you can nuthug all day. Bring that car down out to cali & his numbers would be very different.

I don't care that you have an autoCAD degree. Who in the car world gives a shit. If you have firsthand turbo experience & can share what those experiences have been then talk, til then do us all a favor & shut the fuck up. Quit shitting on a thread that was asking for good advice. Good grief.

this is true!! i just want some info. good or bad........
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