Thread: How to build a fast Crossfire
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Old Nov 26, 2007 | 06:37 PM
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Default Re: How to build a fast Crossfire
Originally Posted by jonnyangel04
If you would have read the post minus all the spelling errors IT clearly states I AM OUT OF IDEAS and there is nothing new. Anyways I apologize for making this thread into this I don't know IF it is the fact my car has been in the shop for two weeks, the fact that I had it completely detailed and I know it is sitting out in the snow, or what but im kinda cranky. I suppose reading post from other members like what does SRT6 stand for, will 22s fit, and is it illegal to debage my car, followed by Mercedes Benz emblems on a Chrysler I think it just all piled up to this moment and I exploded. Won't happen again sorry.
Let me just add a comment now. First of all I know with this many members we will always fuel peoples emotions and bring out a rant now and then. I am guilty of that myself.
No apology needed for that but thank you never the less.

I have been a member for only 4 months and have spent a great deal of time doing searches randomly. I find that subjects have been repeated for several years and not just recently. For example "Sprint Booster" has been repeated since May '06. "Rotex golds" have been repeated over multiple threads since July '04. "Oil Changes" have been repeated on many different threads since June '05.
The list goes on and on. It is just the nature of a forum to constantly post threads about subjects that have been previously posted on. All you can do is browse through the posts and read only what interests you and if it is something that has no new added value to a topic for you then simply move on.
That is really the only way you can use this forum IMO.
For newer people that don't search it is first time info and for those who have been here for a long time it will become repetitive. Just my 2 cents and thanks for taking the time to read this post as it isn't the first one of this kind.
 
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