View Poll Results: The term OB should include:
16 valve CIS only
42
35.29%
all 16 valve regardless of fuel system
45
37.82%
OB is 16 valve CIS and OB2 is all other 16 valve
5
4.20%
Other
14
11.76%
OB should only refer to Rennlist members over 50
13
10.92%
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Usage of the Term 'OB'
04-17-2009, 12:23 AM
#49
Nordschleife Master
Korwen and Mason get an A+ for knowing the true meaning of OB (even though the original mis meaning was from a frustrated CIS owner talking about the PITA CIS cars with all their vacuum crap).
Adam, sorry buddy buy you have to get a C... That only because you remember the original use of the abbreviation.
Adam, sorry buddy buy you have to get a C... That only because you remember the original use of the abbreviation.
04-17-2009, 09:40 AM
#50
Drifting
Thread Starter
James,
Think you get an F for not knowing the history of Rennlist, otherwise you would know that the coiner of the term OB was not, by any means, a frustrated CIS owner.
Just a few facts about the 78 and 79 CIS 928's:
1. The 78 was the european car of the year
2. The 78 and 79's were the last to be team built. All the others were made on an assembly line.
3. According to Excellence magazine, NADA, etc the 78 and 79's have held or increased in valve.
4. Vacuum crap? You must be talking about the door locks.
Dennis
Not so frustrated CIS owner since 1985
Think you get an F for not knowing the history of Rennlist, otherwise you would know that the coiner of the term OB was not, by any means, a frustrated CIS owner.
Just a few facts about the 78 and 79 CIS 928's:
1. The 78 was the european car of the year
2. The 78 and 79's were the last to be team built. All the others were made on an assembly line.
3. According to Excellence magazine, NADA, etc the 78 and 79's have held or increased in valve.
4. Vacuum crap? You must be talking about the door locks.
Dennis
Not so frustrated CIS owner since 1985
