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i have an ich on my ass so I doubt you will scratch it, I will let george know, see what we can do about it, as for the purchase of your new domains congrats on getting them im surprised they were available especially the ecotec one that's kind of a shocker.
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Yeah, and I bought them from your company if I'm not mistaken.
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I never read a book on how to tune. If I had I would have been all wrong. At the rate technology changed in the past 3 years by the time someone wrote a book it'd be obsolete.
My process was practice, practice, practice. How did I practice......with my own cars. I have owned a lot of cars in the past few years and have tuned every one of them. I also have friends that let me tune their cars so I could play with different motors.
And I'm normally a Pepsi man. *Burp*
My process was practice, practice, practice. How did I practice......with my own cars. I have owned a lot of cars in the past few years and have tuned every one of them. I also have friends that let me tune their cars so I could play with different motors.
And I'm normally a Pepsi man. *Burp*
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wow...saying that if u would have read a book about tuning u'd be all fucked is crazy..tuning doesnt change...from car to car...u just do it a different way(program) but the basic's to tuning will never change so thats kinda misleading to the people who have no clue about tuning leading them to believe they can buy hptuners and be god tuners
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knowing hptuners and knowing how to tune are 2 different things IMO
learning to tune is what u want....maybe its because i come from a honda background where there are 10 different tuner programs out for them that u have to know how to TUNE not know how to use a program..thats a problem ive run into when ive had to fix peoples tunes either from long distance or local...people get good at looking on css.net and coping and pasting numbers into hptuners that all they know is what numbers to change..they couldnt tell u what the numbers do or why they did it...
knowing hptuners and knowing how to tune are 2 different things IMO
knowing hptuners and knowing how to tune are 2 different things IMO
I'm in the other boat right now, I understand the principles of tuning, but have no actual experience with HPT or the LSJ platforms beyond simple stuff right now. I'll be learning as I go with my car.
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that alone will allow u to "pick it up" alot faster than someone trying to do both at one time...but u know this so its redundant for me to say it lol
Right, I just need to spend the time on it. I haven't really sat down and played with it, as soon as I do i'll be alright, I just hate learning on the fly on my own car when its my only thing to drive, so the truck must be done before I dive into the car. Almost there though.
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Right, I just need to spend the time on it. I haven't really sat down and played with it, as soon as I do i'll be alright, I just hate learning on the fly on my own car when its my only thing to drive, so the truck must be done before I dive into the car. Almost there though.