Whats the cheapest shortblock i could use and where to get it?
03-15-2008, 05:06 PM
#31
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RE: Whats the cheapest shortblock i could use and where to get it?
ORIGINAL: mjr46
Just calm down there my friend ..no need to be a loose cannon,,,,you need to learn to not let constructive criticism set your short fuse to burn mode.. if you have a question regarding strength of blocks why not create your own thread after exhausting the search function methood
..we are all willing to help fellow mustang owners
Just calm down there my friend ..no need to be a loose cannon,,,,you need to learn to not let constructive criticism set your short fuse to burn mode.. if you have a question regarding strength of blocks why not create your own thread after exhausting the search function methood
..we are all willing to help fellow mustang owners
You yourself point out what burned me up about what he said. I landed here because I was doing a search, though this isn't what I was looking for. If I listened to what was said here, I could very well believe that I could build a 700 hp engine with a 2-bolt block. I've had an A-4 block and know first hand that it's much, much stronger than any 2-bolt block, but that's not the point. If people don't correct wrong information, regardless of its age, then why tell people to search for info before asking questions? What I got from his two responses was, "Look at this stupid n00b replying to a year-old post." Tell how I could interpret what he said any differently?
03-15-2008, 05:48 PM
#32
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RE: Whats the cheapest shortblock i could use and where to get it?
ORIGINAL: Dilireus
I've got some news for you, bud. Just because people don't visit this particular forum doesn't mean they're idiots. And just because someone has a 25,000 post count doesn't mean they are the oracle of everything Mustang. This isn't the first remark like this I've seen from people here either. I'll gladly just disappear if that's your attitude.
I've got some news for you, bud. Just because people don't visit this particular forum doesn't mean they're idiots. And just because someone has a 25,000 post count doesn't mean they are the oracle of everything Mustang. This isn't the first remark like this I've seen from people here either. I'll gladly just disappear if that's your attitude.
03-15-2008, 05:54 PM
#33
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RE: Whats the cheapest shortblock i could use and where to get it?
ORIGINAL: TTGreenSN95
Dont go anywhere I hear yah brother!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ORIGINAL: Dilireus
I've got some news for you, bud. Just because people don't visit this particular forum doesn't mean they're idiots. And just because someone has a 25,000 post count doesn't mean they are the oracle of everything Mustang. This isn't the first remark like this I've seen from people here either. I'll gladly just disappear if that's your attitude.
I've got some news for you, bud. Just because people don't visit this particular forum doesn't mean they're idiots. And just because someone has a 25,000 post count doesn't mean they are the oracle of everything Mustang. This isn't the first remark like this I've seen from people here either. I'll gladly just disappear if that's your attitude.
03-15-2008, 06:02 PM
#34
D.R. THE PATHETIC DORK
Join Date: Jun 2007
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RE: Whats the cheapest shortblock i could use and where to get it?
ORIGINAL: Dilireus
I have no problem with constructive criticism. Show me something Rajun said that was constructive!
You yourself point out what burned me up about what he said. I landed here because I was doing a search, though this isn't what I was looking for. If I listened to what was said here, I could very well believe that I could build a 700 hp engine with a 2-bolt block. I've had an A-4 block and know first hand that it's much, much stronger than any 2-bolt block, but that's not the point. If people don't correct wrong information, regardless of its age, then why tell people to search for info before asking questions? What I got from his two responses was, "Look at this stupid n00b replying to a year-old post." Tell how I could interpret what he said any differently?
ORIGINAL: mjr46
Just calm down there my friend ..no need to be a loose cannon,,,,you need to learn to not let constructive criticism set your short fuse to burn mode.. if you have a question regarding strength of blocks why not create your own thread after exhausting the search function methood..we are all willing to help fellow mustang owners
Just calm down there my friend ..no need to be a loose cannon,,,,you need to learn to not let constructive criticism set your short fuse to burn mode.. if you have a question regarding strength of blocks why not create your own thread after exhausting the search function methood
..we are all willing to help fellow mustang owners
You yourself point out what burned me up about what he said. I landed here because I was doing a search, though this isn't what I was looking for. If I listened to what was said here, I could very well believe that I could build a 700 hp engine with a 2-bolt block. I've had an A-4 block and know first hand that it's much, much stronger than any 2-bolt block, but that's not the point. If people don't correct wrong information, regardless of its age, then why tell people to search for info before asking questions? What I got from his two responses was, "Look at this stupid n00b replying to a year-old post." Tell how I could interpret what he said any differently?
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