hello, please read(newby)

lyinbrian's92GT · 03-03-2001, 01:53 AM

well i guess this is not a friendly place or maybe i should start by saying i am new to sending messages but not to the borad. i have been following the advice closely since i found the site. But now one has answered either of my to questions...please explain if i am asking the wrong questions...i need help with my mustang...thanks

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92GT,K&N,electricfan,underpullies,crossdrills,catb ack,shifter

Shotgun28 · 03-03-2001, 03:18 AM

well if anyone else is like me, I rarely look at my messages, usually go straight to the boards. I wouldn't take it personally. And welcome aboard.

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91 LX Convertible Gray on Red B&M Shift improver kit,ASP red alum. underdrive pulleys, Richmond 3.73 gears, 1 5/8 Flowtech long tube Headers and off road h-pipe, Flowmaster 2-chamber cat-back with S.S exhaust, MSD 6A Ignition with coil,Cap and rotor, Taylor Pro wires, K&N 12" conical filter system, Jet stage 2 performance chip and just purchased some GT40P heads, looking at exhaust, Lentech Street Terminator plus on it's way...

Mr 5 0 · 03-04-2001, 05:30 PM

Relax, Brian.

This is a free public messageboard and no one 'owes' anyone an instant response just because you ask a question.
To perceive a lack of replies as some kind of personal rejection would be putting way too much importance on what is simply a forum where strangers with a common interest (Mustangs) come together via the 'net to share information and advice.
Sometimes, no one responds. So what?
Post it again. Post in the right forum, keep the title informative, short and relating to the question and don't waste time with long posts; just ask the question. If folks need more info, they'll ask you for it.

Now, welcome to the Messageboard and try to enjoy yourself here. We're all friends and want to help, but not everyone gets a response all the time. Remember, this is a free site and all advice is given voluntarily; no one is 'owed' a reply just because they post a question here.

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03-03-2001, 01:53 AM	#1
lyinbrian's92GT Registered Member Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: sacramento, ca Posts: 5	hello, please read(newby) well i guess this is not a friendly place or maybe i should start by saying i am new to sending messages but not to the borad. i have been following the advice closely since i found the site. But now one has answered either of my to questions...please explain if i am asking the wrong questions...i need help with my mustang...thanks ------------------ 92GT,K&N,electricfan,underpullies,crossdrills,catb ack,shifter

03-03-2001, 03:18 AM	#2
Shotgun28 Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: New Hope MN USA Posts: 276	well if anyone else is like me, I rarely look at my messages, usually go straight to the boards. I wouldn't take it personally. And welcome aboard. ------------------ 91 LX Convertible Gray on Red B&M Shift improver kit,ASP red alum. underdrive pulleys, Richmond 3.73 gears, 1 5/8 Flowtech long tube Headers and off road h-pipe, Flowmaster 2-chamber cat-back with S.S exhaust, MSD 6A Ignition with coil,Cap and rotor, Taylor Pro wires, K&N 12" conical filter system, Jet stage 2 performance chip and just purchased some GT40P heads, looking at exhaust, Lentech Street Terminator plus on it's way...

03-04-2001, 05:30 PM	#3
Mr 5 0 Conservative Individualist Join Date: May 1997 Location: Wherever I need to be Posts: 7,487	Relax, Brian. This is a free public messageboard and no one 'owes' anyone an instant response just because you ask a question. To perceive a lack of replies as some kind of personal rejection would be putting way too much importance on what is simply a forum where strangers with a common interest (Mustangs) come together via the 'net to share information and advice. Sometimes, no one responds. So what? Post it again. Post in the right forum, keep the title informative, short and relating to the question and don't waste time with long posts; just ask the question. If folks need more info, they'll ask you for it. Now, welcome to the Messageboard and try to enjoy yourself here. We're all friends and want to help, but not everyone gets a response all the time. Remember, this is a free site and all advice is given voluntarily; no one is 'owed' a reply just because they post a question here. ------------------ Mr. 5.0 Messageboard Administrator