H-Beam or I-Beam?
12-19-2006, 02:42 AM
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RE: H-Beam or I-Beam?
ORIGINAL: africkanV6
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. welll back to the topic scout its not only the size of the rod is the actual shape of it.
ORIGINAL: Scout2232
I was writing my post before he posted that his comp messed up...
I was writing my post before he posted that his comp messed up...
. welll back to the topic scout its not only the size of the rod is the actual shape of it.
yeah, thats cuz i have 2 headers, DUH!
12-19-2006, 02:43 AM
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RE: H-Beam or I-Beam?
fo shizzle, this dude in class today was tryin to tell me he was going to make a dragster with twin honda b16's connected how they connect tractor pullers that have multiple motors. What a douche.
12-19-2006, 02:44 AM
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RE: H-Beam or I-Beam?
...wow he was gonna use 2 torqueless wounders huh?? lol gooooood luck!
even though i know that those lil honda motors are capable of, it sounds like thay guy is blowing smoke out of his *** lol.
even though i know that those lil honda motors are capable of, it sounds like thay guy is blowing smoke out of his *** lol.
12-19-2006, 02:46 AM
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RE: H-Beam or I-Beam?
ORIGINAL: africkanV6
dude dont be a dick. he already said that his comp messed up. i highly doubt he did that thinking he would get more responses.
ORIGINAL: Scout2232
So... how many times do you plan on posting the same topic??? the difference is really easy to see if you have a side by side comparison. Take a look at these, the bottom one is the H-beam. http://www.coasthigh.com/Steel_Rods/rod_cover.htm Most applications wouldn't require an H-beam unless you were really serious about runnin'.
So... how many times do you plan on posting the same topic??? the difference is really easy to see if you have a side by side comparison. Take a look at these, the bottom one is the H-beam. http://www.coasthigh.com/Steel_Rods/rod_cover.htm Most applications wouldn't require an H-beam unless you were really serious about runnin'.
dude dont be a dick. he already said that his comp messed up. i highly doubt he did that thinking he would get more responses.
12-19-2006, 02:48 AM
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RE: H-Beam or I-Beam?
ORIGINAL: musclemustang94
yeah, douche...speaking of hondas. I had never seen so many 17 second passes in my life at the track on saturday1
yeah, douche...speaking of hondas. I had never seen so many 17 second passes in my life at the track on saturday1