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01-11-2011, 12:39 PM
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New to tech Everyone I know is on LS1 tech. It's time for me to get my own account and stop asking others to find parts for sale for me. I had an account a while back, but since I also tasked someone else to use tech for me, i forgot my user name, password and email i used with the account. Hell, i dont even recall the user name.
I've had this screen name for a while and I guess i need to post an introduction before my account is active to post on the rest of the site. Apparently my first post can not be in the classifieds.
I'm Dave. I have an LS3 GTO that has been through a whole lot the last year. I live in Nashville, TN
I've had this screen name for a while and I guess i need to post an introduction before my account is active to post on the rest of the site. Apparently my first post can not be in the classifieds.
I'm Dave. I have an LS3 GTO that has been through a whole lot the last year. I live in Nashville, TN
nice looking car. and whats under the hood damn 
01-11-2011, 10:00 PM
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Newbie Hello everyone,
I'm new to this forum. My cousin and I are building a drag car using an LS 5.3. I'm here to learn as much as possible. I'm in an automotive technology class and have a decent foundation in mechanics. But, I know there are nuances that make every engine a tad different. So, I'm just here to learn.
I'm new to this forum. My cousin and I are building a drag car using an LS 5.3. I'm here to learn as much as possible. I'm in an automotive technology class and have a decent foundation in mechanics. But, I know there are nuances that make every engine a tad different. So, I'm just here to learn.