Funny NOS install... owned???

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Yeah, I got so frustrated at the guy, then I read the other topic, and it was just a joke. He was just making fun of these other two guys who did the same thing.
 
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xLibelle said:
yeah.... doesnt beat truth though, how an A4 owner thought he would port match and hone the intake by pouring a 50 lb bag of sand in while the engine was running.
OMG..

I'm sorry, I refuse to believe someone is THAT STUPID, without some SERIOUS mental retardation going on.. [screwy]


On the other hand, after hearing the NOS story, I guess there ARE enough idiots still breeding in the world for this to have happened.. [:(]
 
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DOH!

They must have all been blonde, it's either that or mental retardation, I stand behind my earlier statement.... [fake]

Codex that armor all guy.... OMG senseless.. NO, it's NOT the fact that he put slippery liquid on his tread and then turned off DSC in a tight curve, it's a fact that he left his brain on the counter before he got into his car!

To laugh or to cry...

[?|]
 
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dzervit said:
I'm a little worried now - I just got done waxing my rotors, do you guys think that will effect stopping power? They look soooooo good though!!![fake]
Did you literally "wax" them with like a car wax? Your best bet is to clean your rotors using an acid-free wheel cleaner such as the one from Turtle Wax. That will keep your rotors clean, prevent them from damage, and keep that annoying brake-squeaking-noise away!
 
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You know, I once considered applying Black Magic Tire Gloss all over the tires, but I just couldn't help but stop and think, "Maybe this isn't such a good idea...applying super slippery goop to where my tires stick to the road." And as if that wasn't enough, a more careful look at the bottle will reveal a big, fat, warning stating to ONLY apply to the sidewalls of the tires. Anyways, essentially he had traction control off and spun out...for some reason, I can relate. [:p]

EDIT: Isn't it possible that perhaps after driving on the dressed-up tires, that maybe all the tire dressing wore off pretty soon after he started driving, and perhaps just spun out in the rain? I mean, hell...if I can spin out in the dry, I'm sure it's MUCH easier to spin out in the wet.
 
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