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I finally looked through this website. It is without a doubt one of the most informative sites I've seen for general information: http://www.carbibles.com/
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Good find !
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Nice site

Howstuffworks.com is another one.
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Thanks for the site. I have added it to my favorites. I will also email it to some friends and relatives who are always asking some basic questions.

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Re: A most informative website

Seems like I've been refered here before but, here's another one I found a bit later: http://www.tpub.com/content/construction/14273/

Yup, I use howstuffworks quite a bit.

Hey Brian R. I know you want to cut back on "stickies" but you might consider one for useful websites. Or would the powers that be frown on that idea.
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Re: A most informative website

Wow! That site is incredible. The transmission bible is fantastic!

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Re: A most informative website

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Seems like I've been refered here before but, here's another one I found a bit later: http://www.tpub.com/content/construction/14273/

Yup, I use howstuffworks quite a bit.

Hey Brian R. I know you want to cut back on "stickies" but you might consider one for useful websites. Or would the powers that be frown on that idea.
I guess I am able to do pretty much as I want with this forum, but it is too easy to "sticky up" the front page. If needs be, I would just create a post in the FAQ thread for useful websites.
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I'll give that a thumbs up. A great forum made even better.
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http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=770158
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