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Old 28th January 2004, 20:28   #11
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Re: Differentials...please explain how it works

oh my goodness who brought this old thread up..
makes me sound like a rookie... :P
i'm a M5 guru now
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Old 28th January 2004, 21:09   #12
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oh my goodness who brought this old thread up..
makes me sound like a rookie... :P
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Let me explain to you how brakes work now. LOL!!
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Re: Differentials...please explain how it works

Wow, this is an old one. Dave, what are brakes and what are they used for? Sorry, couldnt resist to make a joke.
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Let me explain to you how brakes work now. LOL!!
which one was the brake again? the left right pedal or the left? haha

very funny DAVE!! hehe
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which one was the brake again? the left right pedal or the left? haha

very funny DAVE!! hehe
Hey! We spent hours going over that the last time you were here. Don't tell me you've forgotten this stuff again?
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We use our feet to stop
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Re: Differentials...please explain how it works

Anyone who gets in the beast with me, thinks I'm confused, cause I just push all 3 pedals at the same time. (Heel & Toe).

DaveZ,

Whilst we are on old jokes, should we explain the difference between "Brakes" and "Breaks"

(DaveZ said if I called them Breaks once more, he wouldn't talk to me again.) My speed typing isn't the best, nor is my slow typing for that matter. I tend to push all keys at once as well.
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