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Re: 120 MPH?????
i got to an indicated 122 or 124, but i think i might
read a little fast.
what is getting your computer grounded?
On Wed, 3 Mar 1999, Jeremiah Curry wrote:
]So how fast did you go? I ask because before getting my computer grounded I
]Hit 97 on that same stretch (I live in Salt Lake City). Plan on trying it
]again next time I am down Moav way.
]
]Jeremiah Curry
]'84 Coupe GT (2.1 L.)
]
]-----Original Message-----
]From: c a l i b a n <caliban@sharon.net>
]To: Robert Myers <rmyers@inetone.net>
]Cc: jtl12419@MPOWERNET.COM <jtl12419@MPOWERNET.COM>; Quattro list
]<quattro@coimbra.ans.net>
]Date: Tuesday, March 02, 1999 6:42 PM
]Subject: Re: 120 MPH?????
]
]
]>
]> ditto i-80 from salt lake to nevada, and the greater
]> part of nevada on the same road. that was how i got
]> to know my urq...
]>
]>On Tue, 2 Mar 1999, Robert Myers wrote:
]>
]>]Have you never been in western Kansas on a straight divided highway with
]no
]>]other traffic and 10 mile visibility? Under those conditions 120 mph or
]>]more is merely illegal, not criminal.
]>]
]>]At 03:24 PM 3/2/99 -0500, you wrote:
]>]>To All:
]>]>Someone wrote "120 MPH" on the road.
]>]>
]>]>120 MPH ?? Surely he is exaggerating, or just kidding. If not I hope
]that
]>]>it was on a race track. Such speed on a North American public
]thoroughfare
]>]>is dangerous, irresponsible, and CRIMINALLY negligent. If not yourself,
]you
]>]>put others at risk. I certainly don't want to be the victim of someone
]>]>else's idiocy.
]>]>
]>]>My suggestion to him: enter a driving school, where one can flaunt the
]>]>vehicle in a controlled environment. Where the participants are aware of
]>]>your speeds, are aware of the risks, and have predictable rule governed
]>]>behavior patterns. It answers the question "What can the car (and I)
]really
]>]>do?" Learn something in the process, namely how dangerous it is to
]drive
]>]>on the public highways where one cannot predict the actions or intentions
]of
]>]>others (at any speed, let alone the excessive ones).
]>]>
]>]>Jolly Li
]>]>
]>]>
]>]>
]>]>
]>]>> -----Original Message-----
]>]>> From: owner-audi-s-cars@lists.emailsol.com
]>]>> [mailto:owner-audi-s-cars@lists.emailsol.com]On Behalf Of William R
]>]>> Brewer Jr.
]>]>> Sent: Monday, March 01, 1999 10:06 PM
]>]>> To: Multiple recipients of list AUDI-S-CARS
]>]>> Subject: Re: survey
]>]>>
]>]>>
]>]>> I have never heard it start. My car is for road use only and moderate
]>]>> driving. i.e. occasional 120 MPH shots for short distances,
]>]>> usually under 10
]>]>> miles. So, I suspect either hard driving and hot weather is the key.
]>]>> BILL
]>]>> -----Original Message-----
]>]>> From: Frank Amoroso <FAmoroso@SVBANK.COM>
]>]>> To: Multiple recipients of list AUDI-S-CARS
]>]>> <AUDI-S-CARS@lists.emailsol.com>
]>]>> Date: Monday, March 01, 1999 9:20 PM
]>]>> Subject: survey
]>]>>
]>]>>
]>]>> >
]>]>> >Hello all,
]>]>> >
]>]>> >As I have recently replaced my after run coolant pump thermoswitch, I
]>]>> wanted
]>]>> >to ask you all, under which conditions does your after run system
]switch
]>]>> >on? Does it come on after every time you shut your vehicle down,
]>]>> only after
]>]>> >moderate, or hard runs, etc.?
]>]>> >
]>]>> >Thanks,
]>]>> >Frank--
]>]>> >
]>]>>
]>]>
]>]>
]>]>
]>]___
]>] Bob
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]>]
]>
]>
]>--
]> rocky mullin
]> http://caliban.sf.ca.us/
]> two strokes are faster than four!
]> this message was composed using the vi editor.
]> '83 ur-q - yamaha rz350 - suzuki ts250 - chaotic good
]>
]>
]
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rocky mullin
http://caliban.sf.ca.us/
two strokes are faster than four!
this message was composed using the vi editor.
'83 ur-q - yamaha rz350 - suzuki ts250 - chaotic good