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Old 12-10-2003, 02:29 AM
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fastest way to learn your engine
wat would be the fastest way to know your engine inside and out or any engine with out fucking it up?
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Old 12-10-2003, 03:28 AM
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Re: fastest way to learn your engine
buying a manual for it.
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Old 12-10-2003, 06:12 AM
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buying a manual for it.
there was some site where you could download the manual for european s13 and s14 (here called 200sx) cars, wich have stock ca18det (for the s13) and stock sr20det (for the s14) ... now If I only could remember this site
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the best way to learn your engine is to work on it!

manuals are only so good- seeing it and wrenching on it yourself is the only way to really learn it.
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Old 12-10-2003, 04:51 PM
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the best way to learn your engine is to work on it!

manuals are only so good- seeing it and wrenching on it yourself is the only way to really learn it.
took the words right out of my mouth
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Re: fastest way to learn your engine
go buy a cheap spare motor and just tear that shit apart. The only way you are going to learn is if you actually work on it. If you buy a spare motor and work on that, then it's really no big deal if you break something since your just learning.
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there was some site where you could download the manual for european s13 and s14 (here called 200sx) cars, wich have stock ca18det (for the s13) and stock sr20det (for the s14) ... now If I only could remember this site
www.zilvia.net and then click on the technical link
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Re: fastest way to learn your engine
oh that site is in my favorites *cough* I should have found that myself , thx anyways
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Re: Re: fastest way to learn your engine
i think that the only way to learn your motor is to work on in and have experienc with it read and doing is too differnt things..
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ya i agree with all of you im gonna go by a manual and goto the junk yard and find an old engine i can mess with
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I couldn't agree with you more




I contributed absolutely nothing to this thread... but I got 2 posts out of it!
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