Forged Rods/Pistons stock crank

BadChachi · 09-05-2015, 04:35 PM

That's my gripe. The money I could care less about. I'm just not proficient with cars as much. I've done the reading trust me. I've learned a lot. It's just i'm 24 and only now just getting into cars..like actually wanting to learn about them. Problem is I did it backwards. I bought a condo in Chicago and then a car. I don't have my own garage space, so there's 1 factor against me. I don't have the tools #2 and I don't have enough knowledge #3. I'm just gonna stick with NA. I'll learn more over time. Not worried at all. it's just hard no one has time to actually teach me. Going to school seems way out of the way for my goals as far as now. So I rely on books, mags forums and teachings from what people can offer but not as much. Hence all the noob questions etc. I'll learn more for now when I get the new car hopefully I'll be proficient enough and I can go from there. Thanks guys super helpful

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09-05-2015, 04:35 PM	#34 (permalink)
BadChachi Base Member Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: Colorado Age: 35 Posts: 125 Drives: 370z Base Rep Power: 12	That's my gripe. The money I could care less about. I'm just not proficient with cars as much. I've done the reading trust me. I've learned a lot. It's just i'm 24 and only now just getting into cars..like actually wanting to learn about them. Problem is I did it backwards. I bought a condo in Chicago and then a car. I don't have my own garage space, so there's 1 factor against me. I don't have the tools #2 and I don't have enough knowledge #3. I'm just gonna stick with NA. I'll learn more over time. Not worried at all. it's just hard no one has time to actually teach me. Going to school seems way out of the way for my goals as far as now. So I rely on books, mags forums and teachings from what people can offer but not as much. Hence all the noob questions etc. I'll learn more for now when I get the new car hopefully I'll be proficient enough and I can go from there. Thanks guys super helpful