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StazzyBabyYeah wrote:No racial prejudices or anything but what is with indians and phone companys?

A lot of companies have moved their call centres to India because it is cheaper for them.

Normally Cordias do fuel cut at 1 bar (or less), but a lot of people bypass that by cutting the signal wire between the ECU and MAP sensor. Weather that is a good idea or not I don't know, but it is definatly a very common thing to do. I'm sure lots of people have varying opinions of it. Another exp...

"gauges inside,lowerd,big rims,loud zorst" does not equal turbo.
You can do all those to a non-turbo car, and from my observations of local and overseas cars, people are just as likely to waste money on the above parts on a n/a as they are on a turbo car.

Chances are it wasn't a GTR, chances are it wasn't turbo either. It could of been one of those GTE (economy version) ones, yeah?

On every turbo I've tried I've been able to move the wastegate actuator arm, and they've all been able to boost up to 12psi without problems. It needs quite a bit of a pull, but it does move. Maybe you weren't pulling hard enough?

There was a Simpsons episode juist like that... just without the car bit.
Theres a lot you can learn from the Simpsons!

Haha, thats a Cordia dash!

Ahh yeah I know the one, I've been thinking about getting that model actually. Would you recommend it?

Those are pretty good photos for a phone, what model is it?

Because they didn't have bureaucrat's like they do now, and it didn't have the same consequences if people were killed then, because it was expected to happen with something that had never been done before. Now people expect the shuttle to be able to get there and back easily, because its been done ...

Who do you beleive was the first?

Do you have refferences that arn't the documentaries already posted in this read?

Only the several floors that had very high temperature fires would be "bent/twisted from 'stiffness dropping'" though right? Its not like the entire building frame was heated up to 800+°C right? The majority of the frame would 'shatter' because it was exposed to stresses far above what it ...

Wasn't the tower made from steel, not titanium? Why would they use titanium in the first place? Towers don't need (to a point) a high strength to weight ratio like things that move do, like tanks and what not, and the cost would be much much greater. the engineers employed an innovative structural m...

I accidently overfilled my gearbox once, by filling it through the speedo sender instead of the proper fill hole, and that made it crunch worse then before with the probably still factory gearbox oil. But I haven't driven it for more then 10 minutes since I filled it the proper level, so I don't kno...