Vengeance Racing VRX3 Cam Only results...
. M6 or A4? 
09-01-2008, 03:10 PM
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Hey Ron, I take it these are "propritery lobes" for you guys and do they finish out to be what's always advertised at or are they a little bigger? From what I've seen, there stuff usually comes out 2* larger than suppose to?(depending on lobe family) Just curious. Great results though.
09-01-2008, 05:11 PM
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Hey Ron, I take it these are "propritery lobes" for you guys and do they finish out to be what's always advertised at or are they a little bigger? From what I've seen, there stuff usually comes out 2* larger than suppose to?(depending on lobe family) Just curious. Great results though.
09-04-2008, 05:23 PM
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09-05-2008, 09:05 PM
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If this is what the site mods want, then why not lock a thread once the last post is older than a certain date, that way it can't be brought back from the dead.
09-05-2008, 11:21 PM
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Let me get this straight.... I'm no newbie, I've been on this site since it was a few weeks old, and since day one, everyone would scream "use the search" when someone would ask a common question. Now that someone used the search, and proceeded to ask a question related to the thread, they are told not to reply and bring a dead thread back from the grave? Should he have posted a new thread and had everyone chime in to "use the search"?
If this is what the site mods want, then why not lock a thread once the last post is older than a certain date, that way it can't be brought back from the dead.
If this is what the site mods want, then why not lock a thread once the last post is older than a certain date, that way it can't be brought back from the dead.
That being said, the search feature is designed so you can find the information you're looking for without having to actually ask the question.