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Todd Bertrang unregistered Admin Use |
posted 12-01-2000 12:11 PM
   
How about a search engine to find old posts that have scrolled away or that the header is not what was talked about inside? This way we don't have to rehit a bunch of posts to find it again. |
Vipermad   POA Site Supporter Administrating Kat From:Virginia Beach, Va. |
posted 12-01-2000 12:17 PM
Uhh, there is a built in search engine that lets you search a specific category, forum, or the entire board. You can search on keywords, username, etc. There are some modes taking place to speed it up a bit, but it isn't all that slow right now. What were you looking for in particular? Vipermad |
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NightProwler Prowler Junkie From:Chicago |
posted 12-01-2000 12:56 PM
Todd, I don't know if this is what you're referring to but today I wanted to PRINT OUT some information on hooking up the speedo control to the TCM for the PP Gears. I remembered reading something a few weeks ago that Butchee and Mike Krehel posted but I couldn't find the thread. I wanted the benefit of their experience to avoid screwing up the installation on my car. I went to the search command on this site and typed "TCM". Well faster than a Rottweiller bites an intruder I had the post which I then printed and stored in my Prowler folder. Check into the search command on this site especially since you're new and have lots of legitimate questions which we all had and have after buying a Prowler. Others here and I had the same questions as you currently have. Ask your questions because you probably have a few that no one has thought to ask yet. I met a fellow Prowler owner in my neighborhood this past summer who wasn't aware of this or any other Prowler website. He owned a Silver Prowler, 1 of 49 Silver Prowlers ever built according to him. He also said Prowlers weigh 1,700 lbs. Just read this site and you will learn information re: Prowlers. You will also read a lot of banter about outings, etc. By the way, Prowlers weigh 2840 lbs. and check this site to see how many Silver Prowlers were actually made. Enjoy. This message has been edited by NightProwler on 12-01-2000 at 01:40 PM |
butchcee   POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Lake Ariel, Pa. |
posted 12-01-2000 01:36 PM
Goin outside to weigh my cat! ------------------ |
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PhxSuncat unregistered Admin Use |
posted 12-02-2000 09:08 AM
Al - mine weighed 3,028# with me in it. I better let some air out of those tires! ------------------ |
AL
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