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My Final Decision For My Car

MissR34

By MissR34,
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Oblivion Grand Master

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Buddy.... Did you have a look at that fork picture on page 2 of the thread?

If you did, have another look, it will explain EVERYTHING.

They aren't saying what she's doing is wrong, they are saying that you can have something more powerful, more drivable, with LESS cost.

People are usually rational i.e. comparing projects with cost vs benefit analysis.

This idea appears irrational to me.

Spending that much money merely to have a supercharger.... WA WA WI WA!

You've got my complete respect now...........

Once your car is done, can we meet up and get freaky in the back seat?

EDIT: Can't be farked explaining simple stuff.

Lets get on with more info in the build already.

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I wish people would actually contribute to this thread as opposed for just ranting, raving and picking sides.

For f*ck sake its not hard to make a post informative at the same time as making a point.

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Haha! Like i said the other day i creamed my pants when i heard this!!! Hope it all works out and you have to post up those Dyno Sheets and what not when its all done!

Hopefully when you come down to Vic if your still going for Autosalon, you'll have heavy competition from us by then since most of the boys will be off their p's and ready to build aswell :cool:

Ps. all my mechanics are waiting to see this like i said so hurry up and get to it!!! :blink:

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Thread has been cleaned up. I want constructive feedback!

Cara does not have to justify her decisions to anyone, people can advise or show a different perspective or idea - but be polite about it.

Next person to step out of line will get a warning!!

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Eug,

can you please close this thread. thanks

which workshop is doing the work? pm if you like. And seriously take the nay sayers with a grain of salt, your workshop has done thier homework no doubt as no one would promise results they cant provide as your paying the bill :)

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