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how the fuck does this even happen
Deacon:
--- Quote from: Shawn on October 08, 2011, 09:41:52 AM ---Left in the car all year long? Then it just be the way metal normally acts with changing temperature metal doesn't play nice with seasons every time it goes from winter to summer the metal takes a beaten.
Or it could've been defected as in was defects in the mold causing the sockets to be doomed before it was even bought.
Anyways it could be for any reasons like something like when you used it in the winter some water got inside micro cracks then frozen and unfroze which makes cracks bigger once metal has become "compromised" its a pretty useless.
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that would make sense but i live in las vegas, it doesn't change a whole lot around here. sometimes it gets cold enough...for water to freeze. sometimes.
Lazer Blade:
--- Quote from: Deacon on October 08, 2011, 09:42:54 AM ---that would make sense but i live in las vegas, it doesn't change a whole lot around here. sometimes it gets cold enough...for water to freeze. sometimes.
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this stunts me i have no idea how it would have broke then.
Shawn:
--- Quote from: Deacon on October 08, 2011, 09:42:54 AM ---that would make sense but i live in las vegas, it doesn't change a whole lot around here. sometimes it gets cold enough...for water to freeze. sometimes.
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or you used a/c in summer :P (if your car has a/c)
Deacon:
--- Quote from: Shawn on October 08, 2011, 09:45:21 AM ---or you used a/c in summer :P (if your car has a/c)
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115 F....yeah, we use AC.
Shawn:
--- Quote from: Deacon on October 08, 2011, 09:52:23 AM ---115 F....yeah, we use AC.
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That would cause the changing temperatures right there and if its really good could've cause water to freeze. But like i said once metal is compromised its pretty useless, metal isn't really reliable.
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