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Autospeed has some good stuff on modifications and assorted goodies.

www.autospeed.com

To view the entire article usually requires subscribtion but my brother found a way to get access without.

go to your chosen article...

eg. http://autospeed.drive.com.au/cms/A_2444/article.html

note the fact you can only read the first paragraph or 2.

copy that web address into google but delete the "drive"

eg. http://autospeed.com.au/cms/A_2444/article.html

select the one and only search result and the full article will appear. Im not entirly sure why this works but it does

:P

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Ahhhhh why am I only finding out about this today.....after it stoped working :confused: . I have been wanting in to that site for ages. Did anyone save any of the more interesting articles to their computer? Post em up if you did.

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Autospeed has some good stuff on modifications and assorted goodies.

www.autospeed.com

To view the entire article usually requires subscribtion but my brother found a way to get access without.  

go to your chosen article...

eg. http://autospeed.drive.com.au/cms/A_2444/article.html

note the fact you can only read the first paragraph or 2.

copy that web address into google but delete the "drive"

eg. http://autospeed.com.au/cms/A_2444/article.html

select the one and only search result and the full article will appear. Im not entirly sure why this works but it does

:D

apears im not the only one who knows that trick

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