What should a good tune sound like?
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What should a good tune sound like?
I was wondering what A GOOD FUEL TUNING SOUNDS LIKE? i know this sounds like a weird question, but I don't think everybody who modifies their cars down here has the right idea. what I ussually hear is like a lot of backfiring; a sort of "PLAP". My guess is that they strapped on a big turbo and their runnning lean. IF you haven't figured out I'm really wet behind the ears when it comes this stuff, so easy with the flaming people, I'm sensitive.
thanks for your time
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thanks for pointing that out.
so how can I tell a bad tune from a good one, is there things, specfic things that I should look for?
and what sound would a lean condition bring about?
so how can I tell a bad tune from a good one, is there things, specfic things that I should look for?
and what sound would a lean condition bring about?
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How about "Easy Skanking" by Bob Marley?
Wow, Montego Bay. Spent a lot of time there in the early 80's on business trips. I was the only white guy in Detroit during January at that time with a tan.
Cool runnin' mon.
Wow, Montego Bay. Spent a lot of time there in the early 80's on business trips. I was the only white guy in Detroit during January at that time with a tan.
Cool runnin' mon.
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yeah bob marley cool, but you should try some sizzla and "the fireman" capelton, forget elephant man and that stuff.
you must have stuck out like a sore thumb man, jamaican tans are serious dude cuz right now mo bay feels like the place is on fire. next year when I get my 7 should come down and cruise the hip strip.
you must have stuck out like a sore thumb man, jamaican tans are serious dude cuz right now mo bay feels like the place is on fire. next year when I get my 7 should come down and cruise the hip strip.
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How about "Easy Skanking" by Bob Marley?
Wow, Montego Bay. Spent a lot of time there in the early 80's on business trips. I was the only white guy in Detroit during January at that time with a tan.
Cool runnin' mon.
How about "Easy Skanking" by Bob Marley?
Wow, Montego Bay. Spent a lot of time there in the early 80's on business trips. I was the only white guy in Detroit during January at that time with a tan.
Cool runnin' mon.
-Max
another white guy from Detroit, but no Jan tan