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More than likely the straightening was done with heat, meaning the entire thing is probably annealed...

Regardless, 2.5 weeks is NOTHING for a full engine build...

Yes it has a drain, but you might not have to drain it. As long as the evap system is in good working order it might be fine...

Yep, that's an exploit. Basicly their box doesn't see the kill packet. Sadly, consoles are quite open to that type of exploitation.

The rapid fire thing is annoying as it's obvious the game designers didn't take it into account. Was common back in the Q3A mod days to make scripts to make rapid fire, so mod makers would hard code delays between rounds and increase recoil heavily to curb it. Getting sprayed with a DE in...

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Two and a half weeks is nothing... It's not like you're their only customer.

You're leaving out suspension geometry and weight transfer.

Definately more dampening than stock.

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I'm busy playing Mechwarrior Living Legends ;)

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More than likely he doesn't have the compressor maps.

Hopefully it fixes it!

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I wouldn't say it messes them up. Eibachs are the only ones I know of that are progressive and it's more like a stiff spring with a helper spring as the top coils sit on each other.

Yes, but when actually tightened through the head they only use about half of the threads. main reason studs are better as they use all of them.

Nope, was used for FM too, the stock radio would use whichever worked best. Many people use that instead, but I found the reception to be terrible around here.

not a good sign....