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Wow that’s gorgeous. What lip kit is thatJoined the ubiquitous TE37 club.
Wow that’s gorgeous. What lip kit is thatJoined the ubiquitous TE37 club.
X2, definitely need the info!Wow that’s gorgeous. What lip kit is that
I see WoodyNot my car but a little part of it is!
Customer installed my carbon on yellow carbon badges today
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Old post but I just wanted to say: this is kind of an example of why so many of us are bothered when people say things like "rims", "coils", etc.Sorry yes wrong terminology it's the inlet pipe
I'm normally quite good with terminology, I wrote it quite late I should get it right as an engineerOld post but I just wanted to say: this is kind of an example of why so many of us are bothered when people say things like "rims", "coils", etc.
When someone doesn't use the correct words, misunderstandings happen. I once spent a week trying to help a guy get a bent rim fixed. He came back at me all pissed because he drove all the way to town just to be told they couldn't fix it. He sent me a picture and the entire WHEEL was bent.
Then another time, a guy was so stoked that I was selling him a set of coils so cheap. Eventually he finally asked me what brand. I thought that was weird, I told him they were oem. He was telling me he didn't want OEM, he wanted coils. You can imagine where that conversation went.
Yeah, as an engineer, you most certainly should.Im
I'm normally quite good with terminology, I wrote it quite late I should get it right as an engineer
I do too…. Toy Story for those who are wondering. Once you see it you can’t unsee it.I see Woody
https://www.supramkv.com/threads/carbon-parts-for-local-pickup-in-south-florida.14463/Wow that’s gorgeous. What lip kit is that
I mean, that car definitely looks BETTER with them lolNope, not even they can make a toaster look good. At the end of the day, it's still a toaster.
Meh. We all go astray, occasionally. But in the case of a MAF vs Temp sensor, you definitely didn't want to do the wrong thing to the wrong part. LOLIm
I'm normally quite good with terminology, I wrote it quite late I should get it right as an engineer