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**XcYZ** · #11 02-27-2011, 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by 509Chevelle

Hmmmmmm!!

Seems like a case of the old "new member, start a thread with one post" type of deal to me. What do ya'll think?

So very, very true.

Slickrig claims to be an engineer, yet cannot correctly spell the simple words "safety", "tensile", "corporation" (spelled wrong twice), "dangerous" and used the word advise when he clearly meant advice. This is a major red flag and puts a serious dent in his credibilty when claiming to have been trained in advanced applied math and science.

Slickrig, it's obvious that you're here with an agenda and are clearly not who you are portraying. Your next post will determine how long your stay will be in this community.

**Sieg** · #12 02-27-2011, 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted by slickrig

My children and grand children ride in my car I could not bare the thought of lossing one of them to a potential problem with a braking system.
So yes I'm careful with the products I use to protect my family and freinds.

For the sake of your family and friends I certainly hope you drive better than your grammar and spelling.

Me selfs trusts Hydratech based on their performance record to date. My hunch is your posts will send a few customers Hyratech's way.

ProTouring442 · #13 02-28-2011, 04:02 AM

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Originally Posted by XcYZ

Slickrig claims to be an engineer, yet cannot correctly spell the simple words "safety", "tensile", "corporation" (spelled wrong twice), "dangerous" and used the word advise when he clearly meant advice...

Maybe he just drives a train...

Shiny Side Up!
Bill

Roberts68 · #14 02-28-2011, 04:19 AM

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Originally Posted by ProTouring442

Maybe he just drives a train...

That's gotta be it!!

dj3 · #15 02-28-2011, 06:25 AM

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Originally Posted by XcYZ

So very, very true.

Slickrig claims to be an engineer, yet cannot correctly spell the simple words "safety", "tensile", "corporation" (spelled wrong twice)

That doesn't actually rule him out as being an engineer LOL. There are PHD college professors that have bad grammer and spelling.

**XcYZ** · #16 02-28-2011, 06:48 AM

True, but I'm maintaining my doubts about his credibility. When a new member's first two - and only - posts are made in a thread that has been a source of major drama (including e-mails from the owners of ****** threatening a lawsuit), there's an agenda.

If he's an engineer at AlliedSignal, I question why he registered with web based e-mail. If slickrig e-mails me from his AlliedSignal/Honeywell domain, I'll gladly say my first impressions were wrong.

**130fe** · #17 02-28-2011, 07:01 AM

For the OP, another vote for Hydratech. I bought mine back in 06. When I was researching for it for my car, his knowledge and customer service is top notch!

Musclerodz · #18 02-28-2011, 08:12 AM

There is a similar brand new member post on PT on the same thread as here, an out of the blue post. you can spot them almost like a nigerian check scam

slickrig · #19 03-01-2011, 08:23 AM

You can twist it and turn it have your doubts but its all double talk. The fact is someone made changes to a OEM product that is considered dangerous by the manfacturer.
And posted it on this site call Bosch ask them.

**Sieg** · #20 03-01-2011, 08:35 AM

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Originally Posted by slickrig

You can twist it and turn it have your doubts but its all double talk. The fact is someone made changes to a OEM product that is considered dangerous by the manfacturer.
And posted it on this site call Bosch ask them.

Pinto gas tanks were OEM, how many other OEM recalls have there been since then?