Subject	When you update the other site, make a new post here.
Posted by	dogpile on October 09, 2012 at 12:04 PM
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In Reply To	It's not really possible to keep a 2 year thread going here posted by megaDan on October 09, 2012 at 08:25 AM
Message	That's the only way to have a build "thread" here. If you remember, post a link to your previous posts about the build here in your update posts. That way someone unfamiliar with your project can read back as far as they want. I haven't seen a single complaint about someone making numerous update posts here. Well, with the exception of Wags years ago, but because he'd post "updates" that weren't actually updates at all. Like every day. I'd suggest you don't do that. And really, I didn't mean to single you out, so I hope you didn't take it personally.
Follow Ups	New dyno! - megaDan 21:24:36 10/06/12 Nice numbers (n/m) - toykoz32 21:53:36 10/06/12 Thumbs up on your self tuning #'s, 17+psi FTW indeed :) (n/m) - samsung-Z [Houston] 10:07:40 10/07/12 What was the airfuel ratio? - Jason300zxTT 15:12:55 10/07/12 I think you're right - megaDan 19:44:57 10/07/12 i motion to BAN ALL CROSS-3ZC-POSTS - genic 19:13:48 10/07/12 Sooooo.... - megaDan 19:41:15 10/07/12 ahhhhhahhahainhahhaahhahhahahh - genic 15:27:08 10/08/12 nay - maglito 19:51:26 10/07/12 It'd be fine if they actually posted the same thing here. - dogpile 06:55:20 10/09/12 It's not really possible to keep a 2 year thread going here - megaDan 08:25:54 10/09/12 When you update the other site, make a new post here. - dogpile 12:04:49 10/09/12
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