Fluid lines

^^ isn't wood flammable?

Andrew_Frick Wrote:
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> ^^ isn't wood flammable?

Until you're trying to build a campfire...

Doivi Clarkinen Wrote:
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> Dazed_Driver Wrote:
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> > Yeah, couldnt you just run like a 2.5 in ID
> > thinwall tube and run the out/in dry sump
> lines? I
> > know if defeats the point of complaint, but
> > wouldnt that work?
> >
> >
>
> Work for what? Now you got the oil running inside
> a tube inside a tube. Why not run it inside a
> tube inside a tube inside a tube inside a tube
> inside a tube inside a tube inside a tube?
> Wouldn't that be better? Better for what? Where
> does it end? What does it accomplish?


wasnt agreeing... I think its fucking stupid, but whatever. I dont make the rules, but as these ones dont concern me, I'm not going to waste my time bitching about them, especially not on a site that wont accomplish anything.

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Dazed_Driver Wrote:
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> wasnt agreeing... I think its fucking stupid, but
> whatever. I dont make the rules, but as these ones
> dont concern me, I'm not going to waste my time
> bitching about them, especially not on a site that
> wont accomplish anything.
>
>

What a wet blanket. Quit spoiling all our fun. Whining about things you can't change is what the internet is all about.

lol, Well, because you asked nicely, haha.

But yeah, I just figured the tubey deal would be a good way to fix it if you JUST HAD TO move a radiator or something. I saw the rule yesterday, but now conveniently cant find it anywhere.... it said OEM was ok, so, like an MR2 for example, should be ok. As for dry sump, I dont know.

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