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[Red__Zed]

Originally Posted by ClemsonWill

I think limp mode hits shortly after 240. I will have to double check though.

BTW - Your avatar looks like you are pitching a tint. Hopefully it's because your wife was sitting next to you.

280. You have to really be into it to hit limp mode on the street. I hit it on the dragon trying to keep up with steves mustang, but havent come close otherwise.

[ClemsonWill]

Originally Posted by Red__Zed

280. You have to really be into it to hit limp mode on the street. I hit it on the dragon trying to keep up with steves mustang, but havent come close otherwise.

Ok good. I hope I don't get anywhere close to 280.

[Red__Zed]

Originally Posted by ClemsonWill

Ok good. I hope I don't get anywhere close to 280.

You shouldn't unless you are really dogging it.

[Matthew]

May I ask why you are looking at my package

[Rooskey]

Originally Posted by Matthew

May I ask why you are looking at my package

Cause your the amazing Boner Boy,, Defender of the 370z.com lol Sorry I couldnt resist. With having my 5yr old all summer I have seen so many super hero movies i cant see straight.. Dont take it personal, its all in fun. Btw I hope the taste of grandma dont put that pitch in your tent.

[XwChriswX]

Will, I checked out that link you sent me, and although it sounds cool to work there, the skills they're looking for, I don't have. I've never worked in this area...

• One year prior experience in manufacturing, assembly, electrical, construction, auto mechanic OR mechanical military experience OR successful completion of a WIA-sponsored Pre-Manufacturing course OR successful completion of an Aircraft Assembly or Aeronautical Studies course offered by Trident Technical College.
• Skilled independent craftsmen from the following industries: vehicle interior, electronics, carpet weaving and textile manufacturers OR fiber, plastic, sheet metal molding/finishing; siding, trim, injection and fiberglass molding operations.
• Work from electronic models, manufacturing specifications and procedures, quality procedures and instructions, operations and work sheets and company and customer specifications and procedures.

[Rooskey]

Originally Posted by XwChriswX

Will, I checked out that link you sent me, and although it sounds cool to work there, the skills they're looking for, I don't have. I've never worked in this area...

• One year prior experience in manufacturing, assembly, electrical, construction, auto mechanic OR mechanical military experience OR successful completion of a WIA-sponsored Pre-Manufacturing course OR successful completion of an Aircraft Assembly or Aeronautical Studies course offered by Trident Technical College.
• Skilled independent craftsmen from the following industries: vehicle interior, electronics, carpet weaving and textile manufacturers OR fiber, plastic, sheet metal molding/finishing; siding, trim, injection and fiberglass molding operations.
• Work from electronic models, manufacturing specifications and procedures, quality procedures and instructions, operations and work sheets and company and customer specifications and procedures.

Can you shovel concrete? I have an opening...

[Matthew]

Originally Posted by Rooskey

Cause your the amazing Boner Boy,, Defender of the 370z.com lol Sorry I couldnt resist. With having my 5yr old all summer I have seen so many super hero movies i cant see straight.. Dont take it personal, its all in fun. Btw I hope the taste of grandma dont put that pitch in your tent.

Oh, I didn't take it personal. You just opened the door for Saturday though.