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56 minutes ago, GTSBoy said:

No. You were quite unreasonably cruel. We're not up to speed with whatever beef might exist between you and the other guy who got a warning, but his behaviour 6 years ago and yours now indicate that it might be time to grow up a bit.

I have no beef with him, never had any dealings with him at all. You're welcome to your opinion of course.

1 hour ago, hardsteppa said:

I have no beef with him, never had any dealings with him at all. You're welcome to your opinion of course.

It definitely seems like you have no beef, with only digging up a 5 year old post, to comment on an inflammatory item with total insensitivity, and of which had nothing to do with the thread. 

Yep, you definitely seem like a great person and your friends and family would be so proud to know of your lovely actions :)

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Can confirm previous shop that built my motor had no fking clue about oil control and caused my motor to shit itself after two track days.

Current shop, Birrong Automotive, has managed to build me a motor, not to mention, has also let me tune it myself and it has yet to blow up after 7 track days.

Great oiling success, yashimash.

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