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05-30-2001, 02:30 AM
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Just tring out some stuff... sorry to waste the BW. 
Hi, I'm a geek
Dude, I'm serious!
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Hi, I'm a geekDude, I'm serious!
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The only thing to fear... is ME
- Sleepy
- Dopey
- Sneezy
- Sleezy... doh!
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05-30-2001, 02:23 PM
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No prob...
This forum uses something called "UBB Code" [ultimate bulletin board]. You can use the "Instant UBB Code" buttons below the text box to insert the desired effect. [or, you can type them into the text box yourself] You may also use them in combination... say to dispay an image and use it as the clickable Hyperlink. Like this:
Click Here for Discount Porsche Parts and Accessories...
UBB is almost the same as HTML... in that the command lines are similar, and, the begin/end statements are the same... but, instead of <> this uses [] for formating. Also, John has only installed portions of the UBB Code option, which means you won't be able to use the full language of UBB... things like [center], [color], and [font=] will not work here.
Good luck!
This forum uses something called "UBB Code" [ultimate bulletin board]. You can use the "Instant UBB Code" buttons below the text box to insert the desired effect. [or, you can type them into the text box yourself] You may also use them in combination... say to dispay an image and use it as the clickable Hyperlink. Like this:
Click Here for Discount Porsche Parts and Accessories...
UBB is almost the same as HTML... in that the command lines are similar, and, the begin/end statements are the same... but, instead of <> this uses [] for formating. Also, John has only installed portions of the UBB Code option, which means you won't be able to use the full language of UBB... things like [center], [color], and [font=] will not work here.
Good luck!
05-30-2001, 06:27 PM
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I think that was at a SCCA Autocross in the Emerald Downs (horse race-track in Auburn, WA) parking lot.
OBTW, will definitely be down to PIR for the Rose Cup Races June 15-17 (prob only at the track Sunday for main events). Gonna combine it with an anniversary, so I'll have to drag the wench along too
OBTW, will definitely be down to PIR for the Rose Cup Races June 15-17 (prob only at the track Sunday for main events). Gonna combine it with an anniversary, so I'll have to drag the wench along too
05-31-2001, 02:06 PM
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Originally posted by Skip:
<STRONG>Just tring out some stuff... sorry to waste the BW.
[ 30-05-2001: Message edited by: Skip ]</STRONG>
<STRONG>Just tring out some stuff... sorry to waste the BW.
[ 30-05-2001: Message edited by: Skip ]</STRONG>
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Thanks! They're Gotti 3-piece 16x7&8 with Kumho Victoracer V700's 225/50 & 245/45.
This is about the lightest 16" wheel available... less than 16# each (rears are actually lighter than the fronts due to the smaller diameter cast center)
I wouldn't recommend these to anyone
They are old (stopped production in 1986) and use old technology... they bend easily and lose the airtight seal quite often.
Here's a link to more info on them...
This is about the lightest 16" wheel available... less than 16# each (rears are actually lighter than the fronts due to the smaller diameter cast center)
I wouldn't recommend these to anyone
They are old (stopped production in 1986) and use old technology... they bend easily and lose the airtight seal quite often.Here's a link to more info on them...