When you blew your engine, why wasn't it your fault?
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When you blew your engine, why wasn't it your fault?
I'm calling out to all these people who voted on the sticky polls at the top.
Concerning the shops listed, we all know that the vast majority (98%?) of engines blown would be the owners fault and not the builders (only concerning the builders in the polls remember)
That being said, you take a look at the poll results and everyone who blew one seems to think it was the builders fault.
So prove it.
If there's a builder out there making an inferior product then let us know, and don't just say, but explain why.
Concerning the shops listed, we all know that the vast majority (98%?) of engines blown would be the owners fault and not the builders (only concerning the builders in the polls remember)
That being said, you take a look at the poll results and everyone who blew one seems to think it was the builders fault.
So prove it.
If there's a builder out there making an inferior product then let us know, and don't just say, but explain why.
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Originally posted by Scrub
my engine blew to some dumbass trucker who decided to put the wrong octane fuel in the tanks.
Thanks you dumb hick!
my engine blew to some dumbass trucker who decided to put the wrong octane fuel in the tanks.
Thanks you dumb hick!
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