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Old 12-17-2003, 10:00 AM
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Ultimate Shootout 2

Why this thread was closed I do not know why, It was really getting good so I am going to continue it here.

I have raced both the Sti and the Evo cars in recent races and beat them both. I think the Mustang is the leader of this pack here. As good as these other cars are, it is real hard to compete with Ford's 4.6 moduler ar 5.0 engines when it comes to raw horse power.


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Re: Ultimate Shootout 2

First off, it was closed because it was WAY off topic and really going no where. Plus I was sick of all the bickering.

Second, starting out a new thread about why another was closed, will get the new one closed as well.

Third, I'm the moderator and I can close threads as I see fit, weather people agree or not.

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