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Old 08-01-2002, 11:08 AM   #32
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Chris-

Do you think having a worn out fan clutch would cause an overheating problem, and would 160* Thermo work better if your having an overheating problem?

Rustang Girl-

Do you ever go out to Famosa? Do you know if they're known for having a crappy track staff? Last time i was there they had canceled the event, before that they had a bump in the track and took 3 hours to fix, and then decided not to run finals for another 2 hours


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