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dented
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Use christians. They're more dispensible.
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Dazzle
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What is the octane of righteousness?
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phunk
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| Posted: Thu 26th Jun 9:39am Post subject: |
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 They are a renewable resource too!
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Slim
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| Posted: Thu 26th Jun 9:41am Post subject: |
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Unless they perfect the art of pulling out 
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phunk
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We can use the Catholic version, they breed like rabbits.
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JumpR
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| Posted: Thu 26th Jun 10:32am Post subject: RE: Rome Fell Because It Got Stupid And Lazy |
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| Dave_the_Slushy wrote: |
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Then, there is the obvious. If something as simple as this could improve your car's economy by 30%, it would be installed in the factory for a lot less than these fraudsters are sucking out of people. GM, Chrysler and Honda have spent tens of millions on research into displacement on demand (shutting down cylinders at the lights) for a measly 7% reduction in fuel consumption!
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Without going into the whole bumblebee agruement over what science can or can't prove (  ), I would have to disagree with your statement above. There are numerous improvements that could be implemented by car manufacturers to improve economy but aren't. Restrictive air intake & exhaust systems are two classic examples which could easily be tweaked to gain good improvements in the economy of numerous vehicles (whilst still meeting noise and comfort requirements for owners) yet they aren't.
I say its a conspiracy by the major oil companies 
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phunk
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Restrictive intake and exhausts are usually implemented to either prolong the life of the engine or to meet govt regulations.
I blame environmentalists. gnikcuf hippy scum.
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Flyboy
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Im with jumpR, would love to know a safe and easy way to enlargen the intake/exhaust on the ute, i cant even geet my hand into the air intake (yes, the engine was off when i tried this), for a 3l engine, its a tiny inlet - Ive read of some fairly substantial improvements on this and similar engines simply by increasing the size of the air intake and exhaust
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Kyle
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| Posted: Thu 26th Jun 10:44am Post subject: RE: Re: Rome Fell Because It Got Stupid And Lazy |
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| JumpR wrote: | | ...bumblebee agruement over what science can or can't prove ( )... |
Urge to kill...rising... 
The bumble argument isn't about what science can and can't prove, it's about identifying which morons shouldn't be allowed to breed.
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JumpR
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| Posted: Thu 26th Jun 11:15am Post subject: RE: Re: Re: Rome Fell Because It Got Stupid And Lazy |
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| Kyle wrote: | | JumpR wrote: | | ...bumblebee agruement over what science can or can't prove ( )... |
Urge to kill...rising...
The bumble argument isn't about what science can and can't prove, it's about identifying which morons shouldn't be allowed to breed. |
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JumpR
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| Posted: Thu 26th Jun 11:18am Post subject: |
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| Flyboy wrote: | | Im with jumpR, would love to know a safe and easy way to enlargen the intake/exhaust on the ute, i cant even geet my hand into the air intake (yes, the engine was off when i tried this), for a 3l engine, its a tiny inlet - Ive read of some fairly substantial improvements on this and similar engines simply by increasing the size of the air intake and exhaust |
Follow the homer simpson example, grab an axe and make some speed holes...
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Flyboy
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| Posted: Thu 26th Jun 11:34am Post subject: |
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| JumpR wrote: | | Flyboy wrote: | | Im with jumpR, would love to know a safe and easy way to enlargen the intake/exhaust on the ute, i cant even geet my hand into the air intake (yes, the engine was off when i tried this), for a 3l engine, its a tiny inlet - Ive read of some fairly substantial improvements on this and similar engines simply by increasing the size of the air intake and exhaust |
Follow the homer simpson example, grab an axe and make some speed holes... |
First time I took it home after buying it, me and Dad were standing there, chatting about it - mum comes out, says ooo - looks nice Dale, whats that hole in the middle of the bonnet (intercooler intake)
"Thats a speed-hole mum!" 
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Wobbler
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| Posted: Thu 26th Jun 2:26pm Post subject: |
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more power does not mean more economy
hth
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