Bob W: Bob, I would like you to come out and join us if you are local.
12-06-2006, 10:45 AM
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Bob W: Bob, I would like you to come out and join us if you are local.
<center><img src="http://www.gmgracing.com/images/gmgracinggt3.jpg"></center><p>You might have a fun time, and FYI, it has EVERYTHING to do with the B7 RS4.
We just put Ohlins Coilovers on a B7 RS4 along with a very agressive alignment and corner balance. If you are interested in a ride, to see how much better it performs than OEM Suspension, then you might want to come out.
We also are developing our RS4 exhaust, which should be beautiful and WORK. It will WORK because we know how products make power. Afterall, we dont put products that don't WORK on a racecar that got us the Porsche Manufacturers Championship this year in Speed World Challenge GT.
We just put Ohlins Coilovers on a B7 RS4 along with a very agressive alignment and corner balance. If you are interested in a ride, to see how much better it performs than OEM Suspension, then you might want to come out.
We also are developing our RS4 exhaust, which should be beautiful and WORK. It will WORK because we know how products make power. Afterall, we dont put products that don't WORK on a racecar that got us the Porsche Manufacturers Championship this year in Speed World Challenge GT.
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12-06-2006, 12:12 PM
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Ah, but you invited Bob specifically, and assumed that he was local.
Personally, I don't care if you post to the forum, since you are a supporter. But it was not clear in your initial posting whether or not your event, or product line, had any applicability to the B7 RS4. Certainly that is not evident from your website.
I get a little irritated at sponsors who post *****-nilly to every forum, without regard to whether their product line, or service, is of interest. In my thinking, that's just plain lazy, and bad marketing.
I get a little irritated at sponsors who post *****-nilly to every forum, without regard to whether their product line, or service, is of interest. In my thinking, that's just plain lazy, and bad marketing.