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Originally Posted by gofast51004
number 12.......whopppppe again....
ask me another question....I did just put my 4"SS exhaust on tonight....
ask me another question....I did just put my 4"SS exhaust on tonight....
Sorry. Looks like you'll have to respond twice to answer my questions.
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From: Millbrook Alabama
Originally Posted by gofast51004
number 12.......whopppppe again....
ask me another question....I did just put my 4"SS exhaust on tonight....
ask me another question....I did just put my 4"SS exhaust on tonight....
did you also do the 4" downpipe?
What brand exhaust?
straight pipe?
size of tip?
side exit or duals?
What size bolt holds the clamp on the downpipe?
Is this a test?
are you gonna pass it?
Answer all of these(seperatley) and it will get you to 22
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It occurred to me that if I delete this thread....everybody that has used it to pad their post count gets reset back to where they were before it started.... 
I'm not mean enough to delete this, but I am going to close it.
The best way to "pad" your post count in a technical forum is to reply to a technical question with a technical answer.....at least make an attempt to be on topic.
Or short of that, put your your off topic posts in one of FTE's many forums dedicated to off topic conversations. General conversation, club FTE, the chapter forums, etc....
I'm not mean enough to delete this, but I am going to close it.
The best way to "pad" your post count in a technical forum is to reply to a technical question with a technical answer.....at least make an attempt to be on topic.
Or short of that, put your your off topic posts in one of FTE's many forums dedicated to off topic conversations. General conversation, club FTE, the chapter forums, etc....
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