Subject	I don't know where the term came from ...
Posted by	Luke@tirerack on December 11, 2003 at 3:55 PM
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In Reply To	for the calipers? why not just call em 6-piston? posted by nixit on December 11, 2003 at 03:23 PM
Message	but, it's very common the the brake engineering world Luke Pavlick '90 Z32 Stage IV Twin Turbo Items in the mirror appear ... TO BE LOSING I want to die peacefully in my sleep ... just like Gramps not screaming and terrified like the people in his car at the time
Follow Ups	Response to last nights question about Alcon 6-pots - Luke@tirerack 14:23:02 12/11/03 Re: Response to last nights question about Alcon 6-pots - Thrash 14:40:13 12/11/03 What are 'pots'? - nixit 15:15:16 12/11/03 pistons (n/m) - Luke@tirerack 15:17:29 12/11/03 for the calipers? why not just call em 6-piston? - nixit 15:23:09 12/11/03 mmm ... Arby's (n/m) - Guapo 15:25:13 12/11/03 You said cooter, he he, he he.. (n/m) - DAYTONAZ 15:27:02 12/11/03 Cooter... hahaha (n/m) - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 15:28:22 12/11/03 I don't know where the term came from ... - Luke@tirerack 15:55:03 12/11/03 cause you can put your weed in there... - dbotos 18:54:51 12/11/03 I saw some cooter in a whip with 6-pots :) (n/m) - TagZ 16:12:46 12/11/03 Cooter ... wasn't he the mechanic on Dukes of Hazzard (n/m) - Luke@tirerack 16:31:22 12/11/03 it is also what was located inside the original Daisy Dukes (n/m) - TagZ 16:40:54 12/11/03 haha vtf (n/m) - Tissan 16:47:35 12/11/03 Re: here u go... - naZeer (Houston) 17:47:46 12/11/03
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