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Old 10-05-2003, 11:48 PM   #1
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Gee thanks for all the HELP. Does anyone actually know enough about it to give advice or is everyone out there just reading these cause they're bored? (excuding acidskie)
Listen Junior, we are trying to help. I would tell you why your car wouldn't keep accelerating, but then you'd go out and go that fast again just so see that I'm right.

Why don't you ask your daddy if he put a limiter in the car so you couldn't go over 115.

acidskie-I have a feeling you're not much older than he is, so I won't tell you the answer either. Anyone who has the answer (there are many) won't tell him (or you) for your own good.
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