ding ding dingQuote:
Originally Posted by sergechronos
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ding ding dingQuote:
Originally Posted by sergechronos
part of a 3000GT 1st gen bumper
Drunk Steve is drunk. The question was already answered.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2fnloud
I like my answer better... :(
I missed the answer, but that would of been my second guess.
I shall take said rep and store it away for the long winter months to come when all the real racers are done racing and are back to talking tech and I can no longer accrue cheap and easy thanks.
I did ths, and may be payng the price...
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-g...5513863214.jpg
Why paying the price you ask? I had Julie test drive it for the first time, and she came back with a smile, and says "I'm BACK!" (her 2nd one)
Then she asks "Is this a VR4?" Laughing slghtly I say no. She then points at Nathan's (RT93), and says "Is that a VR4?" I say yeah. She then starts to pout! :eek2:
Dem rims though...hate my flat black and red..
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Originally Posted by CoopKill
Agreed. However I suspect it may have been done on purpose. The guy we bought the car from liked to tinker with things. If it's too sensitive it will still be unlocked if the keys are close by. i.e. parked in garage and key hanging on a hook in the kitchen. How sensitive is it when the antenna are installed correctly?Quote:
Originally Posted by green-lantern
It's not that sensitive, it's only about 4-5 feet from the car. I'd say he got lazy and just didn't mount the antennas properly.Quote:
Originally Posted by GTOJOE