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Jun 12, 2008 | 02:22 PM

#21

Speed Density

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From: Boise, Idaho

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Originally Posted by BattleShip

Are you on drugs or just naturally stupid?

Are you just ******* retarted??

have fun in banned camp assface

Jun 12, 2008 | 03:37 PM

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Formula350

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From: Decatur, TN (N-W of Athens)

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Originally Posted by phirepower

Come on formula I wasn't trying to get you fired up, I just don't wanna see STREET driven Lt1's demise from debris consumption, in pursuit of gaining 2 horsepower. You guys don't relize that inexperienced members read these posts and listen to our ideas, good and bad, If they read that someone put sugar in their gas tank and gained 50 rwhp, they might try it, and ruin their car.

No prob, I understand. I was simply referring just to track racing, not daily driving or 'street' racing. I couldn't think of any other material that would stretch and still keep a pattern that would filter out semi small and large particles (rubber from tires, etc) but still flow well.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Speed Density

Are you just ******* retarted??

have fun in banned camp assface

What took you so long SD? lol Thanks though.

Jun 12, 2008 | 04:14 PM

#23

phirepower

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Formula I have heard of guys using thin cheese cloth to coat homemade ram air below car intakes and having marginal success. Hope this helps some. Good luck