Crybabying and bittching
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Crybabying and bittching
Hopefully this thread will take up some of the slack of some other threads which weren't meant to suck up complainant approaches.
If we want to suck on it, maybe here is a good place. Maybe it'd be good to organize a nationwide eveny, like a big riot or fistfight where everyone can just vent their frustration.
It seems like there's just one or maybe even two people on the EARTH which do ANYTHING worthwhile, and everyone else is just a leech. Is that the heart of it?
Let's move on, please. Bittching is such a distraction, really. And there is no good service rendered.
If we want to suck on it, maybe here is a good place. Maybe it'd be good to organize a nationwide eveny, like a big riot or fistfight where everyone can just vent their frustration.
It seems like there's just one or maybe even two people on the EARTH which do ANYTHING worthwhile, and everyone else is just a leech. Is that the heart of it?
Let's move on, please. Bittching is such a distraction, really. And there is no good service rendered.
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Have a beer...I am.
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Yeah, I got like 3 BIG margaritas in me right now. Apologies, I know I can be a bit harsh when I'm like this.
Speaking of complaining, man, today sucked. Had to work a 28 hour shift. At least the weekend is here.
OK, more bittching. Could care less about the Superbowl this year...
Let's see more bittching... My engine's leaking oil, and I can't find where. Thinking it might be a little crack in the head or block at the back. Enough to put a little puddle after every drive. Just sucks...
What else... I know there's gotta be something else worth complaining about. Oh yeah it rained all yesterday and last night. At least it's not supposed to rain tomorrow, and at least it's not below ZERO here. Gotta suck the big one being a Yankee...
Speaking of complaining, man, today sucked. Had to work a 28 hour shift. At least the weekend is here.
OK, more bittching. Could care less about the Superbowl this year...
Let's see more bittching... My engine's leaking oil, and I can't find where. Thinking it might be a little crack in the head or block at the back. Enough to put a little puddle after every drive. Just sucks...
What else... I know there's gotta be something else worth complaining about. Oh yeah it rained all yesterday and last night. At least it's not supposed to rain tomorrow, and at least it's not below ZERO here. Gotta suck the big one being a Yankee...
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Originally posted by Craig Moates
Yeah, I got like 3 BIG margaritas in me right now. Apologies, I know I can be a bit harsh when I'm like this.
Yeah, I got like 3 BIG margaritas in me right now. Apologies, I know I can be a bit harsh when I'm like this.
Originally posted by Craig Moates
Speaking of complaining, man, today sucked. Had to work a 28 hour shift. At least the weekend is here.
Speaking of complaining, man, today sucked. Had to work a 28 hour shift. At least the weekend is here.
Originally posted by Craig Moates
OK, more bittching. Could care less about the Superbowl this year...
OK, more bittching. Could care less about the Superbowl this year...
Originally posted by Craig Moates
Let's see more bittching... My engine's leaking oil, and I can't find where. Thinking it might be a little crack in the head or block at the back. Enough to put a little puddle after every drive. Just sucks...
Let's see more bittching... My engine's leaking oil, and I can't find where. Thinking it might be a little crack in the head or block at the back. Enough to put a little puddle after every drive. Just sucks...
Originally posted by Craig Moates
What else... I know there's gotta be something else worth complaining about. Oh yeah it rained all yesterday and last night. At least it's not supposed to rain tomorrow, and at least it's not below ZERO here. Gotta suck the big one being a Yankee...
What else... I know there's gotta be something else worth complaining about. Oh yeah it rained all yesterday and last night. At least it's not supposed to rain tomorrow, and at least it's not below ZERO here. Gotta suck the big one being a Yankee...
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What is snow? I have heard that word used in various contexts and it still evades me.
What is snow? I have heard that word used in various contexts and it still evades me.
I think it's something like ice, but less dense. From what I've heard, it's not a good ingredient for driving...
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Would my 4WD (locked front axle and L/S rear axle) help in a situation like that? I may have to try that if I ever get farther north than...say...Shreveport, LA.
How 'bout 'dem Saints??!!???
How 'bout 'dem Saints??!!???
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Ah yeah, dem A'ints. Where's my paper bag?!?
I can't imagine weather that keeps a good car off the road. I hear they put SALT on the roads up north, SALT! Might as well just drive your car into da swamp!
I'm sorry, that's "Cah" for you Yankees...
I can't imagine weather that keeps a good car off the road. I hear they put SALT on the roads up north, SALT! Might as well just drive your car into da swamp!
I'm sorry, that's "Cah" for you Yankees...
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I can definatly do some bitchin now taht winter is here and I dont have my truck anymore. Damn it sucks when the diff fluid overheats and the posi doesnt lock anymore. Got stuck in snow for an hour because the diff wouldnt lock. Damn I hate winter time. Wetflow systems dont do well at well below freezing. Snowblower takes half an hour to start, car doesnt idle that well. Winter sucks... Did I mention I ahte it? Well, I hate it...
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Lol... salt... Underneath my car looks like a starry night because of all the rust and holes. nothin like being in the rust belt.
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Yeah, I bought a CrapStang from the Chicago area. Strut towers are about to give out! Look at my Southern T/A which is 5 years older, and there's like NO rust under there.
You ever get after some control arms or fuel lines on a rusty under-belly? What a nightmare. Talk about bittching!
You ever get after some control arms or fuel lines on a rusty under-belly? What a nightmare. Talk about bittching!
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Re: Crybabying and bittching
Originally posted by Craig Moates
It seems like there's just one or maybe even two people on the EARTH which do ANYTHING worthwhile, and everyone else is just a leech. Is that the heart of it?
Let's move on, please. Bittching is such a distraction, really. And there is no good service rendered.
It seems like there's just one or maybe even two people on the EARTH which do ANYTHING worthwhile, and everyone else is just a leech. Is that the heart of it?
Let's move on, please. Bittching is such a distraction, really. And there is no good service rendered.
And discussion isn't a waste of time in my book.
BTW, would you get upset if someone was to knock off your Autoprom, and sell it under some other name, for less?. After all your hard work, I'd have figured you as one of the guys on the side of fair play and honesty.
An idle waste of time is griping about something you can't change, or effect. Distractions are what you allow things to do to you.
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And the EYES! We've got lots of 'grit' down here, but rust flecks kicking off into your face just by looking at it! Just about need a full body suit to get under a Northern car...
And on the 'knockoff' thing, yeah, that would suck, and I'd get after them.
With respect to the 'Elders' of DIYEFI, those that have invested years of effort toward decrypting and understanding what's going on, I'd like nothing more than to see people who have put significant time into the hobby reap the reward of recognition and thank them for their contributions. Of course, as with all good things, there are fewer contributors than benefactors. That's part of what I'd like to do with the file server / upload site. If there are people which are deserving of recognition, I want to be sure that it gets served up along with the content.
As you know, Bruce, I respect your opinion in these matters, as you in my eyes hold a higher standard of ethic in this community than many others. There's so much knowledge that, even if rightly so, is locked away for fear of 'theft' if you will, that it's a bit more challenging to progress the state-of-the-art than it could be. I'm looking for a path forward, and any guidance or suggestion in this regard is much appreciated.
Bruce, I know you take a lot of heat for being such a stickler for this kinda stuff. I'm not trying to add fire to that flame. I do wish, though, that everyone could just 'get along'. That is a rather Utopian thought though, unlike realistic expectation.
-Craig
And on the 'knockoff' thing, yeah, that would suck, and I'd get after them.
With respect to the 'Elders' of DIYEFI, those that have invested years of effort toward decrypting and understanding what's going on, I'd like nothing more than to see people who have put significant time into the hobby reap the reward of recognition and thank them for their contributions. Of course, as with all good things, there are fewer contributors than benefactors. That's part of what I'd like to do with the file server / upload site. If there are people which are deserving of recognition, I want to be sure that it gets served up along with the content.
As you know, Bruce, I respect your opinion in these matters, as you in my eyes hold a higher standard of ethic in this community than many others. There's so much knowledge that, even if rightly so, is locked away for fear of 'theft' if you will, that it's a bit more challenging to progress the state-of-the-art than it could be. I'm looking for a path forward, and any guidance or suggestion in this regard is much appreciated.
Bruce, I know you take a lot of heat for being such a stickler for this kinda stuff. I'm not trying to add fire to that flame. I do wish, though, that everyone could just 'get along'. That is a rather Utopian thought though, unlike realistic expectation.
-Craig
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Re: Crybabying and bittching
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It seems like there's just one or maybe even two people on the EARTH which do ANYTHING worthwhile, and everyone else is just a leech. Is that the heart of it?
It seems like there's just one or maybe even two people on the EARTH which do ANYTHING worthwhile, and everyone else is just a leech. Is that the heart of it?
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Originally posted by Craig Moates
And the EYES! We've got lots of 'grit' down here, but rust flecks kicking off into your face just by looking at it! Just about need a full body suit to get under a Northern car...
And the EYES! We've got lots of 'grit' down here, but rust flecks kicking off into your face just by looking at it! Just about need a full body suit to get under a Northern car...
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Is Grumpy a contrairian?
Opps, I don't know enough to F w/him
I got a rustaro from Chicago once.
My two yr old hates that I am working swings and night shifts. He ran and hid from me the other morning to punish me.
Opps, I don't know enough to F w/him
I got a rustaro from Chicago once.
My two yr old hates that I am working swings and night shifts. He ran and hid from me the other morning to punish me.
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Wanna talk about RUST? Get underneath a 25 year old Jeep and start playing with the exhaust or the tranny. I have had "Jeep" in my eyes more times than I care to admit. I got a large chunk of rust in my eyes when I was installing my new Hurst shifter the other day. I think it is still there somewhere.
Man, I need another beer.
(group hug)
My 2-year-old plays sniper with me if I am gone too long. We found him hidden under a blanket the other day on the top bunk bed (for the older boys) with a toy M-16 sticking thru the bed rails...then he threw it at me.
Wanna trade kids?
Man, I need another beer.
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My 2-year-old plays sniper with me if I am gone too long. We found him hidden under a blanket the other day on the top bunk bed (for the older boys) with a toy M-16 sticking thru the bed rails...then he threw it at me.
Wanna trade kids?
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Think I might just go get a cold one. It'd go well on top of the Mexican 'ritas. Good cold Warsteiner in an iced glass... Wait, this is a bittchin thread! Sorry, off topic...Let's see...
Ever get a leak in the connections going up into the tranny coolant lines AFTER the starter / long-tube headers are in the way? Another PITA. How about reverse wheel-hop? That'll scare ya into thinking something's just broke on ya.
Ever get a leak in the connections going up into the tranny coolant lines AFTER the starter / long-tube headers are in the way? Another PITA. How about reverse wheel-hop? That'll scare ya into thinking something's just broke on ya.
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Car: 1980 Jeep CJ7
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I got one for ya...
Try having a rear inner pinion bearing let loose at 70mph in a Jeep with nearly 6" of lift on it and 33" tires. It put the CJ in a spin because I still had an open diff and the tired were trying to spin in opposite directions.
Talk about an ENORMOUS pucker factor!!! I am sincerely surprised that it didn't flip.
BTW...the Ain'ts kick ***...too bad they let Ricky Williams go for NOTHING. That was one of the memorable STUPID moments in football history. I will be a Saints fan till the day I die...or the day they get sold to a city in Tennessee and get a new name.
Try having a rear inner pinion bearing let loose at 70mph in a Jeep with nearly 6" of lift on it and 33" tires. It put the CJ in a spin because I still had an open diff and the tired were trying to spin in opposite directions.
Talk about an ENORMOUS pucker factor!!! I am sincerely surprised that it didn't flip.
BTW...the Ain'ts kick ***...too bad they let Ricky Williams go for NOTHING. That was one of the memorable STUPID moments in football history. I will be a Saints fan till the day I die...or the day they get sold to a city in Tennessee and get a new name.
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Since everbody is bitching.
dont you hate it when you put a cylinder head together to find that after 10 minutes of running a damn vavle is sticking open. even more agervating is the fact that the car is over an hr away just to work on it. i hate working 70+ hrs a week.
If were gonna bitch i insist that criag send a margerita my way.
what is leeching ? been trying to figure that. out. its great that some guys have figured out the code. i respect the hell out of you guys. i wish i had your skills.. ive been at the code thing for 3 yrs now. still havent gotten fluent enough to do much of anything but find table repair scalars etc. i geuss im not cut out to be a coder. just not in me. to abstract i think. but i am a great tunner. and im good at relating information to people. so that what i contribute. i try to help folks take the bits of code youve spliced together and get it to work the way they need it. and maybe it would be nice to be reconized for that. you know. ? but im not asking so dont bother. jut make sure that the information stays where it should and that folks can find it. ive got more in the pipeline. stuff for both $8f and $58 and $88 and $8d and a few other masks that alot of folks arent playing with.
Speekig of which craig email need to settle up my bill. and i need to order some stuff.
dont you hate it when you put a cylinder head together to find that after 10 minutes of running a damn vavle is sticking open. even more agervating is the fact that the car is over an hr away just to work on it. i hate working 70+ hrs a week.
If were gonna bitch i insist that criag send a margerita my way.
what is leeching ? been trying to figure that. out. its great that some guys have figured out the code. i respect the hell out of you guys. i wish i had your skills.. ive been at the code thing for 3 yrs now. still havent gotten fluent enough to do much of anything but find table repair scalars etc. i geuss im not cut out to be a coder. just not in me. to abstract i think. but i am a great tunner. and im good at relating information to people. so that what i contribute. i try to help folks take the bits of code youve spliced together and get it to work the way they need it. and maybe it would be nice to be reconized for that. you know. ? but im not asking so dont bother. jut make sure that the information stays where it should and that folks can find it. ive got more in the pipeline. stuff for both $8f and $58 and $88 and $8d and a few other masks that alot of folks arent playing with.
Speekig of which craig email need to settle up my bill. and i need to order some stuff.
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OK - this is the official crying thread so that differences can be worked out. Have fun guys. I'll keep this one open as long as possible ... and I'll be keeping tabs on the file upload thread (that one is on the verge of being locked).
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craig I think you started something......diy-drunk, lol.
I have nothing to complain about. Just wish to get respect (when I deserve it someday) and want to progress in the hobby.
I have nothing to complain about. Just wish to get respect (when I deserve it someday) and want to progress in the hobby.
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I have been following this forum for several months,
it apears that there are some of you guys that are doing lots for this hobby. I don't know how you find the time, then take the time to share what you have found with everyone that comes along. your dedication and willingness to share with everyone is ....... well awesome. so there.
it apears that there are some of you guys that are doing lots for this hobby. I don't know how you find the time, then take the time to share what you have found with everyone that comes along. your dedication and willingness to share with everyone is ....... well awesome. so there.
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Originally posted by Craig Moates
My engine's leaking oil, and I can't find where. Thinking it might be a little crack in the head or block at the back. Enough to put a little puddle after every drive. Just sucks...
My engine's leaking oil, and I can't find where. Thinking it might be a little crack in the head or block at the back. Enough to put a little puddle after every drive. Just sucks...
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ok... my turn to rant on this stuff for a bit:
i contribute. whats funny though is that i only started "contributing" about a year ago (more or less). look at how long i've been here "lurking" and "leeching". i signed up in 2000 (and barely missed '99).
this stuff takes time. its not simple. its not for the feeble minded. there's a steep learning curve. i majored in aeronautical engif'neering in college and this stuff makes me feel more or less like an ID-10T more often than not.
but here i am, doing what i can. trying to contribute in the only way i know how. i can write software. i can do it in my sleep (in fact, most of my software *is* written in my sleep).
so... leech! lurk! do what you have to do to learn. then, contribute! i dont care if you take the idea's i've laid out in my software. you won't reverse engineer my code! you'll write your own. in fact, if you ask really nice, i'll give you some of it!
why should i expect someone to re-invent something i've already worked on (that, quite honestly, is a hodgepodge of a lot of other peoples work).
grumpy kindly shares his knowledge. as does rob. as do all the other "senior" contributors (both metaphorically and literally). all people want is recognition.
and recognition isn't a requirement of mine. downloading and using my software is recognition enough for me.
i really hate the idea of people being tight with knowledge and information. it makes me sick. share what you know. i shouldn't "re-figure out" how to tune my such-and-such when 17 other people already have.
nor should i have to go out and search all over vast internet to get a $6E hack (only to turn up nothing), when 170 people have it but won't "give it up". put a note on the top of the file containing who "disassembled" it and pass it on.
those "in the know" and who have been here a while know whats going on for the most part, and recognize those in need of recognition. the rest (the "lurkers" and "leeches") are insignificant. as much as i was.
i contribute. whats funny though is that i only started "contributing" about a year ago (more or less). look at how long i've been here "lurking" and "leeching". i signed up in 2000 (and barely missed '99).
this stuff takes time. its not simple. its not for the feeble minded. there's a steep learning curve. i majored in aeronautical engif'neering in college and this stuff makes me feel more or less like an ID-10T more often than not.
but here i am, doing what i can. trying to contribute in the only way i know how. i can write software. i can do it in my sleep (in fact, most of my software *is* written in my sleep).
so... leech! lurk! do what you have to do to learn. then, contribute! i dont care if you take the idea's i've laid out in my software. you won't reverse engineer my code! you'll write your own. in fact, if you ask really nice, i'll give you some of it!
why should i expect someone to re-invent something i've already worked on (that, quite honestly, is a hodgepodge of a lot of other peoples work).
grumpy kindly shares his knowledge. as does rob. as do all the other "senior" contributors (both metaphorically and literally). all people want is recognition.
and recognition isn't a requirement of mine. downloading and using my software is recognition enough for me.
i really hate the idea of people being tight with knowledge and information. it makes me sick. share what you know. i shouldn't "re-figure out" how to tune my such-and-such when 17 other people already have.
nor should i have to go out and search all over vast internet to get a $6E hack (only to turn up nothing), when 170 people have it but won't "give it up". put a note on the top of the file containing who "disassembled" it and pass it on.
those "in the know" and who have been here a while know whats going on for the most part, and recognize those in need of recognition. the rest (the "lurkers" and "leeches") are insignificant. as much as i was.
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I'm sorry, that's "Cah" for you Yankees...
I'm sorry, that's "Cah" for you Yankees...
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It's bloodly well -5 below this fine January 31... Blue sky, suns shining.. My boys and I have a Pinewood derby later this morning. They both are challenging their ol' man to a race. See f their new cars can beat my almost 30 year old derby car.
not much of a rant.. but since a few have left (or banned) my impression is things have been quieter..
I even would like to pass Tim (11sor Bust) a drink of his choice. Through all your past troubles.. you have really changed. cheers.
Well I gotta go and get our cars ready to race.. need to add a bit of weight.. to hit the 5 oz limit.
BW
not much of a rant.. but since a few have left (or banned) my impression is things have been quieter..
I even would like to pass Tim (11sor Bust) a drink of his choice. Through all your past troubles.. you have really changed. cheers.
Well I gotta go and get our cars ready to race.. need to add a bit of weight.. to hit the 5 oz limit.
BW
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Okay, fine, I've got a rant..
I bought some rockers a while back, cast steel roller tips. Thought they'd be great!
Until I burned a chip with a *little* too much advance. BOOM!
One of the bottoms of the rockers BLEW OUT.
Got a new set from Summit (NOT CAST) this Thursday. UGH!
I bought some rockers a while back, cast steel roller tips. Thought they'd be great!
Until I burned a chip with a *little* too much advance. BOOM!
One of the bottoms of the rockers BLEW OUT.
Got a new set from Summit (NOT CAST) this Thursday. UGH!
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Originally posted by Craig Moates
. How about reverse wheel-hop? That'll scare ya into thinking something's just broke on ya.
. How about reverse wheel-hop? That'll scare ya into thinking something's just broke on ya.
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Since the other post is locked I've changed the subject to say:
"It is believed that most of these bins came from diy-efi." on my side. It would take some time but i would also add a name to each bin who contributed if someone can get me that info altho i'm not sure that's even possible. So take it or leave it, great thing about the internet you don't even have to go look if you don't care too. And i didn't steal the other info that i got, i paid for it.
"It is believed that most of these bins came from diy-efi." on my side. It would take some time but i would also add a name to each bin who contributed if someone can get me that info altho i'm not sure that's even possible. So take it or leave it, great thing about the internet you don't even have to go look if you don't care too. And i didn't steal the other info that i got, i paid for it.
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Originally posted by black87c4
Since the other post is locked I've changed the subject to say:
"It is believed that most of these bins came from diy-efi." on my side. It would take some time but i would also add a name to each bin who contributed if someone can get me that info altho i'm not sure that's even possible. So take it or leave it, great thing about the internet you don't even have to go look if you don't care too. And i didn't steal the other info that i got, i paid for it.
Since the other post is locked I've changed the subject to say:
"It is believed that most of these bins came from diy-efi." on my side. It would take some time but i would also add a name to each bin who contributed if someone can get me that info altho i'm not sure that's even possible. So take it or leave it, great thing about the internet you don't even have to go look if you don't care too. And i didn't steal the other info that i got, i paid for it.
I can account for most all the .bins by name, so it's just a matter if the contributors, want to get credit for their offerings.
The other thing about the net, is taking responsibilty for what you offer on the net. Glad to see you step up to the plate for at least some of what you've supplied a forum, for.
How about an apology for the mistatements, and lies you allowed to be posted there?. I only mention this now, since you brought up matters other then just the .bin library.
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To me it was never about taking someone else's work, or not giving credit. I never had any intentions of doing so and never meant to do so. I've never said i didn't say anything, but i clearly wasn't the main driving force behind it. Should have stopped it sooner, when I realized that's all it will ever be it was dealt with so my board, my fault. (i'm not going to spar with former members either) I'm not going to voice all that happened here, you feel a need to email me, i'll be just as frank (and usually civil) as i always am. Like i said i'm not looking for a war, never was. email me off line if you want
Just added contributor to the database, will probably take some time to add all the names tho.
Just added contributor to the database, will probably take some time to add all the names tho.
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Here,
I want in on all this too :-)
I hate people who are clueless as to what a search button is and ask the same garbage 5000 times or so before going, "Whoa, we can search?!!!"
Or people who get their cars tuned and dissappear from the board.......
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I want in on all this too :-)
I hate people who are clueless as to what a search button is and ask the same garbage 5000 times or so before going, "Whoa, we can search?!!!"
Or people who get their cars tuned and dissappear from the board.......
LAter
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Originally posted by 3.8TransAM
Here,
Or people who get their cars tuned and dissappear from the board.......
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Here,
Or people who get their cars tuned and dissappear from the board.......
LAter
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Originally posted by 3.8TransAM
Or people who get their cars tuned and dissappear from the board.......
LAter
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Or people who get their cars tuned and dissappear from the board.......
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Wow,
We CAN all get along! Good to see.
OK, here's REAL complaint. When your passenger thinks your driving is too aggressive. Ugh! Why should we want to be certain that we will get from point A to point B safely? Where's the thrill?
We CAN all get along! Good to see.
OK, here's REAL complaint. When your passenger thinks your driving is too aggressive. Ugh! Why should we want to be certain that we will get from point A to point B safely? Where's the thrill?
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Waahhh! I want to cry too. My Yankee behind is living in VA where no one knows how to drive in the snow.
Snow = cah crashes = filled Junk yards = more parts for me!
Just think, someone's about to crash a 2001 f-body with my engine and trans in it, lol! Sucker!
You don't need 4 wheel drive to drive in the snow, you just need experience and common sense, lol
Snow = cah crashes = filled Junk yards = more parts for me!
Just think, someone's about to crash a 2001 f-body with my engine and trans in it, lol! Sucker!
You don't need 4 wheel drive to drive in the snow, you just need experience and common sense, lol
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I even would like to pass Tim (11sor Bust) a drink of his choice. Through all your past troubles.. you have really changed. cheers.
I think that 50% of the problem is most people take Grumpy's words the wrong way. I have come to realize he is really a great person. If he says something you should take note. Don't bitch about it or try to disagree. Understand WHY he is speaking. Don't think he's just blowing farts. I have learn to respect him quite a bit. Really, the guy is just trying to help. He can create anything needed for efi tuning. Do you think he's here to gain vast knowledge?
The third issue is something that Bruce mentions several times a year. It seems to be eating at others too. There is alot of people here that could really take efi tuning to the next level. Tim's super aujp bin would be childsplay if everyone stop bitching and started to work together. I'm willing to do what I can to help out. Someday I'll be able to contribute
Black87c4, no more **** talking. Let end thing right here. No hard feeling. Let's just forget about everything. sound good?
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Originally posted by black87c4
To me it was never about taking someone else's work, or not giving credit. I never had any intentions of doing so and never meant to do so. I've never said i didn't say anything, but i clearly wasn't the main driving force behind it. Should have stopped it sooner, when I realized that's all it will ever be it was dealt with so my board, my fault. (i'm not going to spar with former members either) I'm not going to voice all that happened here, you feel a need to email me, i'll be just as frank (and usually civil) as i always am. Like i said i'm not looking for a war, never was. email me off line if you want
Just added contributor to the database, will probably take some time to add all the names tho.
To me it was never about taking someone else's work, or not giving credit. I never had any intentions of doing so and never meant to do so. I've never said i didn't say anything, but i clearly wasn't the main driving force behind it. Should have stopped it sooner, when I realized that's all it will ever be it was dealt with so my board, my fault. (i'm not going to spar with former members either) I'm not going to voice all that happened here, you feel a need to email me, i'll be just as frank (and usually civil) as i always am. Like i said i'm not looking for a war, never was. email me off line if you want
Just added contributor to the database, will probably take some time to add all the names tho.
Hint: Might try posting a public apology about what happened over there, on that site.
Once you do that, you might try emailing me.
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Hint: Might try posting a public apology about what happened over there, on that site.
With that being said, who the hell was GRIMREAPER!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Wow
Now im at a loss for words as the tears stream down my face :-)
Hey ,
least we can all take our bumps and sit down for pizza after the show like the WWE :-)
thanks to alll the contributors and heres to some hopefully kick !$@#%! developments if we all pound our heads together on one idea at a time
Jeremy
Now im at a loss for words as the tears stream down my face :-)
Hey ,
least we can all take our bumps and sit down for pizza after the show like the WWE :-)
thanks to alll the contributors and heres to some hopefully kick !$@#%! developments if we all pound our heads together on one idea at a time
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thanks to alll the contributors and heres to some hopefully kick !$@#%! developments if we all pound our heads together on one idea at a time
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Lurkers, Leechers & Learners
Lurkers are just trying to understand, Leechers are trying to blatantly steal other folk's hard work.
But the biggest readers of this forum are probably Learners.
Don't know enough yet to post much usefull, but earnestly trying to learn enough to apply it and be a good member.
I have modified one chip so far, and couldn't have done it without all the help and information here. In fact, I have been trying to decipher the VSS settings on a 7730, and posted what I have been able to find out so far. Naturally, it had some major mistakes in it, but at least I tried to keep the subject going.
Biggest bitch - everybody complains about folks 'hiding' what they have learned. I can't buy this - look how far ecm info, chip burning, and great folks sharing their knowledge has come.
If you don't agree, look back at the DIY-EFI archive from around 1998. Some esoteric stuff there - guru's discussing ecm benches, motorcycle battery vs. pc power supply, aquarium pumps for vaccum supply, and a lot more deep s**t. ION, EGOR, finding the right coil.
Yeah, Gr**** and G**, I recognize the hard work in the early days and continuing today.
I can't stop with out mentioning Mark - free chip burning software - who would'a thought about that in 1998.
And Craig - an easily available source of all sorts of ecm and chip stuff.
If we just appreciate what is available to us, we should be happy campers.
Didn't end up as much of a bitch, did it?
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But the biggest readers of this forum are probably Learners.
Don't know enough yet to post much usefull, but earnestly trying to learn enough to apply it and be a good member.
I have modified one chip so far, and couldn't have done it without all the help and information here. In fact, I have been trying to decipher the VSS settings on a 7730, and posted what I have been able to find out so far. Naturally, it had some major mistakes in it, but at least I tried to keep the subject going.
Biggest bitch - everybody complains about folks 'hiding' what they have learned. I can't buy this - look how far ecm info, chip burning, and great folks sharing their knowledge has come.
If you don't agree, look back at the DIY-EFI archive from around 1998. Some esoteric stuff there - guru's discussing ecm benches, motorcycle battery vs. pc power supply, aquarium pumps for vaccum supply, and a lot more deep s**t. ION, EGOR, finding the right coil.
Yeah, Gr**** and G**, I recognize the hard work in the early days and continuing today.
I can't stop with out mentioning Mark - free chip burning software - who would'a thought about that in 1998.
And Craig - an easily available source of all sorts of ecm and chip stuff.
If we just appreciate what is available to us, we should be happy campers.
Didn't end up as much of a bitch, did it?
David
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1987 Buick Turbo T-Type (wife's)
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TPI transplant)
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But, since you want to play it this way, then for openers bruce Plecan supplied ASDD, ARPY, AYBN, BBZB.
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Holy Crap. I never thought I would see the day that people would come together and get over all the nasty crap. I've left posts open in the past in the hopes that something like this would happen. It finally did. Wooohooooooo! Awesome. Now if only Bruce and I could get over our differences?
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Holy Crap. I never thought I would see the day that people would come together and get over all the nasty crap. I've left posts open in the past in the hopes that something like this would happen. It finally did. Wooohooooooo! Awesome. Now if only Bruce and I could get over our differences?
Tim
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THe air is starting to change round here and it smells good!