Caution: 90mm intake from OutlawZ28 is not what it seems
hope you get your money back. 
10-25-2007, 11:59 PM
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it is from legenfelter i got pic of the recipte from them
Lobe lift:
0.326"
0.568"
Valve lift (1.7 rocker):
0.554"
0.580''
Valve lift (1.8 rocker):
0.587"
0.601"
Advertised (total) duration at 0.006":
261°
277°
Duration at 0.050":
208°
224°
Lobe separation angle (LSA):
117
Lobe lift:
0.326"
0.568"
Valve lift (1.7 rocker):
0.554"
0.580''
Valve lift (1.8 rocker):
0.587"
0.601"
Advertised (total) duration at 0.006":
261°
277°
Duration at 0.050":
208°
224°
Lobe separation angle (LSA):
117
cam
i got this cam for sale pm me if u might want it
Lobe lift:
0.326"
0.568"
Valve lift (1.7 rocker):
0.554"
0.580''
Valve lift (1.8 rocker):
0.587"
0.601"
Advertised (total) duration at 0.006":
261°
277°
Duration at 0.050":
208°
224°
Lobe separation angle (LSA):
117
Well Wicked, since you can't accept PMs any longer...please let this be my official notification that I'm not interested. Appreciate you trying to help me out, though.
10-26-2007, 06:33 AM
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The results from the IP Search....
OutlawZ28
The IP Address is: 68.207.91.41. The host name is: 41-91.207-68.panhandle.res.rr.com
Transam45
The IP Address is: 68.207.91.41. The host name is: 41-91.207-68.panhandle.res.rr.com.
How do we make sure this guy never comes back to try and scam someone else??
Thats the big question here....
Cant wait for the response from Outlaw.....I mean Transam45....whoever you feel like being today.
Tony
OutlawZ28
The IP Address is: 68.207.91.41. The host name is: 41-91.207-68.panhandle.res.rr.com
Transam45
The IP Address is: 68.207.91.41. The host name is: 41-91.207-68.panhandle.res.rr.com.
How do we make sure this guy never comes back to try and scam someone else??
Thats the big question here....
Cant wait for the response from Outlaw.....I mean Transam45....whoever you feel like being today.
Tony
10-26-2007, 08:12 AM
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Hey, OutlawZ28/Tranam45/Wicked2002TransAm by the way your grammer sucks and you keep scamming people, are you sure you're not from Nigeria? If so, stop sending me junk mail!
10-26-2007, 03:51 PM
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I'd be very carefully about assuming that most don't use Dynamic IP assignments... it is likely most do use DHCP services. He or anyone else can also get a new IP address from his ISP or release the DHCP assigned one and wait a while before coming back in and get a new or different IP address.
Or he can just change ISP's.
Or he can just change ISP's.
10-26-2007, 03:58 PM
#58
I'd be very carefully about assuming that most don't use Dynamic IP assignments... it is likely most do use DHCP services. He or anyone else can also get a new IP address from his ISP or release the DHCP assigned one and wait a while before coming back in and get a new or different IP address.
Or he can just change ISP's.
Or he can just change ISP's.
10-26-2007, 05:42 PM
#59
Perhaps a limit on how many posts a day a new user can make till he's been a member for 6 months....while that is certainly not going to stop a crook, it will probably discourage a few and they might go elsewhere. It would take alot longer to put up a sizable post count although I realize that people could check the date that any particular screen name was created (which in this example would look ridiculous at 50 posts and a single day of activity!).
Still....I bet you anything that scammers try and get their post count fattened up to make people feel more at ease....this particular situation as an example certainly drives that home.
IMO, there is no real way of eliminating the problem of scammers and dishonest people, only ways to discourage it and make it more difficult for them to screw the next unsuspecting victim and as other mentioned make any transaction (even with honest folks) more of a stressful situation because most people have seen or read about the horror stories...
Tony
Still....I bet you anything that scammers try and get their post count fattened up to make people feel more at ease....this particular situation as an example certainly drives that home.
IMO, there is no real way of eliminating the problem of scammers and dishonest people, only ways to discourage it and make it more difficult for them to screw the next unsuspecting victim and as other mentioned make any transaction (even with honest folks) more of a stressful situation because most people have seen or read about the horror stories...
Tony
10-26-2007, 05:47 PM
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Yea outlawz28 is definitely transam45. He is trying to explain himself but he just edited his add but still has all the parts transam45 was selling. Heres a link to all the similarities.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...=1#post8010011
Hope some admins see this before someone buys something from him.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...=1#post8010011
Hope some admins see this before someone buys something from him.
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