Any 370s running higher than 20psi?

G37Sam · 12-25-2009, 10:26 AM

Godzilla you need to do a lot more reading IMO, you're too concerned with final numbers without giving a damn about the process

Goto HowStuffWorks - Learn How Everything Works! and read articles there. Read about how they work and all. We were all noobs once

GoDZiLLa_845 · 12-25-2009, 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by G37Sam

Godzilla you need to do a lot more reading IMO, you're too concerned with final numbers without giving a damn about the process

Goto HowStuffWorks - Learn How Everything Works! and read articles there. Read about how they work and all. We were all noobs once

I wish i finished my high school...i gtta go back and get my ged while its still early...im 20 and ive always been fascinated by cars since 5yrs old...when i was 5, the car i always talked about was the dodge viper, RT/10 tbe...for a few years i wanted to go to a school and learn ie lincolntech or itt or wyotech..i actually have a friend that goes to a school i cannot recall of the name, but he is ther for 2yrs now... he wants to become a porsche tech. but other than a school, you guys have any reccomendations? the most ive ever did to a car was install on my ex 06 m3 a cf diffuser and some foglights and swapping out my wheels. Ive always wanted a hands on exp. Yes i am a noob indeed...i am intimidated by you guys alot (ur logic in cars to be exact)...sorry for wasting all of your time (your as in all of you in general)

thnx

ps my posting suxx i know its just the way i say it..maybe u guys can teach me how... heh

LiquidZ · 12-25-2009, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by GoDZiLLa_845

I wish i finished my high school...i gtta go back and get my ged while its still early...im 20 and ive always been fascinated by cars since 5yrs old...when i was 5, the car i always talked about was the dodge viper, RT/10 tbe...for a few years i wanted to go to a school and learn ie lincolntech or itt or wyotech..i actually have a friend that goes to a school i cannot recall of the name, but he is ther for 2yrs now... he wants to become a porsche tech. but other than a school, you guys have any reccomendations? the most ive ever did to a car was install on my ex 06 m3 a cf diffuser and some foglights and swapping out my wheels. Ive always wanted a hands on exp. Yes i am a noob indeed...i am intimidated by you guys alot (ur logic in cars to be exact)...sorry for wasting all of your time (your as in all of you in general)

thnx

ps my posting suxx i know its just the way i say it..maybe u guys can teach me how... heh

Don't apologize. We all start somewhere, just follow your dreams.

370Zsteve · 12-25-2009, 07:48 PM

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Originally Posted by GoDZiLLa_845

I wish i finished my high school...i gtta go back and get my ged while its still early...im 20 and ive always been fascinated by cars since 5yrs old...when i was 5, the car i always talked about was the dodge viper, RT/10 tbe...for a few years i wanted to go to a school and learn ie lincolntech or itt or wyotech..i actually have a friend that goes to a school i cannot recall of the name, but he is ther for 2yrs now... he wants to become a porsche tech. but other than a school, you guys have any reccomendations? the most ive ever did to a car was install on my ex 06 m3 a cf diffuser and some foglights and swapping out my wheels. Ive always wanted a hands on exp. Yes i am a noob indeed...i am intimidated by you guys alot (ur logic in cars to be exact)...sorry for wasting all of your time (your as in all of you in general)

thnx

ps my posting suxx i know its just the way i say it..maybe u guys can teach me how... heh

You'll be making the right move if you learn a trade. A mechanic cannot be outsourced to China. Learn to build things, to fix things. Better than a college education these days.

RCZ · 12-25-2009, 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by 370Zsteve

You'll be making the right move if you learn a trade. A mechanic cannot be outsourced to China. Learn to build things, to fix things. Better than a college education these days.

Hardly true, but better than nothing, yes.

GoDZiLLa_845 · 12-28-2009, 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by 370Zsteve

You'll be making the right move if you learn a trade. A mechanic cannot be outsourced to China. Learn to build things, to fix things. Better than a college education these days.

the only trade i know is construction...my dad is contractor...boring but good $$..but i wanna do sumthn to enjoy too..so suggest i get ged or?

12-25-2009, 10:26 AM	#1 (permalink)
G37Sam A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Dubai, UAE Posts: 1,507 Drives: RB'd G37 Rep Power: 22	Godzilla you need to do a lot more reading IMO, you're too concerned with final numbers without giving a damn about the process Goto HowStuffWorks - Learn How Everything Works! and read articles there. Read about how they work and all. We were all noobs once __________________ '14 Viper GTS '08 RB'd G37S - Sold

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