G-tech
10-13-2005, 02:11 PM
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Maybe...
but give him a break...at least he's going to an event and not talking about his most recent street racing incident on 94...
we can't always give the people who are new to the audi forum crap...I don't care if you have one post and a ID of 10000000, you've got to start somewhere...
at least he's responsible enough to want to use a g-tech on the track and not on the street...
and while it probably isn't allowed, and isn't very smart to have something suctioned to your windsheild while on track, give him a break...
we can't always give the people who are new to the audi forum crap...I don't care if you have one post and a ID of 10000000, you've got to start somewhere...
at least he's responsible enough to want to use a g-tech on the track and not on the street...
and while it probably isn't allowed, and isn't very smart to have something suctioned to your windsheild while on track, give him a break...
10-13-2005, 02:40 PM
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Re: Maybe...
Thanks for the back up! I would like to use the g-tech, on Friday night, early Saturday so I can listen to the engine revs and know to how many RPMs are associated with the sound. I won't use it while on the track...because YOU CAN"T HAVE ANY LOOSE ITEMS IN THE CAR!!!!!!!!!! Thanks so much for your support. I'll post more often if it will make me more intelligent.
