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Old 11-03-2020, 09:23 AM
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So, you're saying that he can stuff a 255/45/18 under the front end of a '64

Regardless, I showed 64speeds own post where he stated that he bought 235/45/18's, not 255/45/18's.

I just get tired of all the BS that speed spreads and his asking time after time the same question. He's been asking about steering boxes for close to 5 years now - paralysis by over analysis as I posted earlier.

Jeep GC boxes, Monte Carlo boxes, rebuilt boxes, Lee boxes, Delphi boxes, Lares boxes. It never ends.

Huh. All this time I've spent here thinking it was a public forum and that 64speed was spending his own money, not yours. He makes his own decisions and deals with the consequences. He may need a friendly reminder now and then due to his disability but I don't find it frustrating at all.

I've worked as a consultant in my past life and been paid to make recommendations based on engineering principles. At times, my recommendations were totally disregarded and it didn't bother me one bit. I've always said Principles define the paths, but Principals choose the one they prefer. Not my company, not my car and not my money, it's all the same.

Get over it and don't try to put words in my mouth. I can do that myself.

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