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    Quote Originally Posted by PiLsY View Post
    Didn't see you do a write up and tell everyone else who isn't german about it though? Besides, what do you guys need this method for with your 1/4" tubes?? ...
    Quote Originally Posted by voigts View Post
    ... But if you Germans hadn't been trying to keep secrets, we all would have already been informed ...
    Quote Originally Posted by Sadasius View Post
    ...Scamps go play with your 1/4" tubing.
    Nevertheless this is pirating german inventiveness!


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    Thanks to the OP for sharing this info. This will surly help in my near future!

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    Quote Originally Posted by scamps View Post
    Nevertheless this is pirating german inventiveness!
    Wow... I wish I were german! You guys got all that David Hasselhoff music AND bent tubing first? damn...
    upgrading...

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    That yellow tubing he's got looks nice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scamps View Post
    Nevertheless this is pirating german inventiveness!
    The Germans invented using heat to bend plastic? Isn't that how its made?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Weevil View Post
    The Germans invented using heat to bend plastic? Isn't that how its made?
    i thought chickens laid it no?
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    Quote Originally Posted by scamps View Post
    Nevertheless this is pirating german inventiveness!
    Better give the americans back that dye you used on those tubes then. Oh and while you're at it we english would like your electricity back too.

    The internet - A global communication medium where people can gather and share ideas and opinions.

    What percentage of the internet is in English? More than 80% of home pages on the Web are in English, while the next greatest, German, has only 4.5% and Japanese 3.1%

    Google-fu ftw!

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    Quote Originally Posted by NaeKuh View Post
    i thought chickens laid it no?
    *dies of laughter*
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    Tried this tonight and it worked wonders. Used a piece of 2ga. Amplifier power cable inside my 1/2 I.D. Tubing since it was just laying around from when I installed my sub in my truck.

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    Great info, voigts!
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    Thanks. I wish I would have come across or have been original enough to think of this trick a couple of years ago. It would have saved me a lot of headache and unnecessary fittings.

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    Imho there is no need in all this after reading that theme:
    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ghlight=7%2F16

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