I finally finished tuning the beast. Of course I needed help to get the circuits to their final resting positions. But I figured a post of all the links that were used to aid in my general education. These sites were kind of the book study that were needed for me to get an understanding, then of course coming to this site would allow for some Instructor Assists and Q & A. Anyway here are the links that I used:
Man, I treated like college class...try to learn the "book knowledge" first then get into the "hands on". I thought I was pretty anal about the whole thing, but I'm still confused. Some people just have the aptitude for it...I for one do not. Not yet atleast.
Haha....I work the other way. Hands on first and then resort to books if I can't figure it out. Really though, I get a better understanding if I have something in my hands first before I read about it.
picchi wrote:
Man, I treated like college class...try to learn the "book knowledge" first then get into the "hands on". I thought I was pretty anal about the whole thing, but I'm still confused. Some people just have the aptitude for it...I for one do not. Not yet atleast.
blister im the same way. i have to work on it before i read about anything. it helps to see what they are talking about. besides, i loose consitration when i read to much. and i need to get up and put wrenches in my hand.....
_________________ Blade 150DX
2K RPM clutch springs 2K lb. torque spring
prodigy variator 10G sliders, prodigy pro clutch and Bell
Some of the links above are now dead, but the "home" part of the site is still up. Therefore I won't comment on wether or not they are dead links. They may come back to life and I'd hate for someone to not get the info the need.
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