making ur car sound super/turbo charged
08-28-2006, 02:29 PM
#14
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RE: making ur car sound super/turbo charged
sweet im down........thats almost as cool as when we were kids and puttin the playin cards in ur bicycle tires to make ur bike sound COOL. thats ****in awesome......ha ha
08-28-2006, 02:37 PM
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RE: making ur car sound super/turbo charged
After receiving the whistler, please tighten every nut and bolt you see on it with a box-type wrench. You don't want to accidentally loosen up and fall apart. These units have been known to shoot out under hard acceleration so be sure to check the whistler portion every few days
08-28-2006, 02:41 PM
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RE: making ur car sound super/turbo charged
ORIGINAL: QatarStang
After receiving the whistler, please tighten every nut and bolt you see on it with a box-type wrench. You don't want to accidentally loosen up and fall apart. These units have been known to shoot out under hard acceleration so be sure to check the whistler portion every few days
After receiving the whistler, please tighten every nut and bolt you see on it with a box-type wrench. You don't want to accidentally loosen up and fall apart. These units have been known to shoot out under hard acceleration so be sure to check the whistler portion every few days
08-28-2006, 02:46 PM
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RE: making ur car sound super/turbo charged
ORIGINAL: Fryguy22
any product that says this when you get it obviously is a piece of ****.
ORIGINAL: QatarStang
After receiving the whistler, please tighten every nut and bolt you see on it with a box-type wrench. You don't want to accidentally loosen up and fall apart. These units have been known to shoot out under hard acceleration so be sure to check the whistler portion every few days
After receiving the whistler, please tighten every nut and bolt you see on it with a box-type wrench. You don't want to accidentally loosen up and fall apart. These units have been known to shoot out under hard acceleration so be sure to check the whistler portion every few days
