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You need to get yourself the Predator to go faster than that.
Hey...you can't talk to Kym like that. Only I can!!!!!!
It's probably a forum members ride here....HOMO!!!!!!!! The Legmaker mod is lookin' real good...NOT! See what ya started Chris...lol
Sounds like you've done this before huh....I knew you weren't a virgin!!! I don't know now. I'll have to talk it over with the other guys. We...
So your tellin' us all that you've got a small crack that needs some spacklin' huh. You've come to the right place to get that fixed...Hahahahahaha
I played around with stevo,markus and you to get in...I took all 3 like a real MAN!!
He's got to hold my junk Too!!!!!!! Then he's in fo sure!!!!
Jealous of What????? I don't want to hold your D*CK!!! HOMO!!!:harhar:
After holding Scotties junk...you earned it!!!!lol:friends:
GOD...I can't help you, but at least both of your fans work!lol
Fixed!!!!!!!Hahahahahaha:gotpics:
I wonder if the 217 low 226 high is the correct one afterall. I remember reading threads about people running as high as 230* and I wouldn't...
She'd be throwing me kisses........You on the other hand she'd be throwing UP!!!!:sick:
I have everything I need...thanks sweetie!!!!!:love:
My thread was asking about the factory fan settings sweetie...this includes the the med/high fan settings as well. Your still on my pedestal...
I found what I was looking for in an old thread by 'QUICK' no less on the OC. I guess he doesn't remember this. He must be getting OLD like...
You gave me the low speed fan factory setting...I also needed the high/med speed fan settings. You did good though...so don't worry about it. :hug:
I'll give you that...but you only gave me half of what I needed. What's up with that!!!
Hey Kym...you were right about the low speed fan setting. It's 210.19 degrees for the low fan and the high is 219.19 degrees. I finally found...
Actually now that I think about it I tried turning on my A/C this morning when I first started the car and the high-speed fan didn't turn on, but...
