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on August 6, 2010, 9:54 pm, Daze wrote:
The ideas, perspectives and potential problems to overcome have been a huge help!!! Especially potential problems like the issues with camber curve. Solving problems for me is almost as much fun as driving my car or building stuff in my shop. If I had it to do all over again I would have become an engineer. When I set up this forum I expected to find people interested in this kind of, out side the box, install, but I never guessed we would all be so like minded. I think we all want to here about the problems and we want to look at things that will make us think. I really enjoyed the three years I spent on this project before I set up this forum, but the enjoyment and education I have gotten since I set it up is far and away better. So thank you to everyone who participates on this forum!!!
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As one engineer to another, it takes a lot of courage to do what you are doing. How is your Mustang project coming along?
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Unless you count my degree from the school of trial and error...
I am no engineer. Although I should have been, if I had it to do all over again I would have gotten my degree in engineering rather than business.
As far as my project, it has hit a snag, but nothing I cant over come... I hope
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Some of the best engineers I've known did not have a degree. They were creative people, not afraid to take on a challenge. So tell us about the snag and what we can do to help.
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Thanks for the words of encouragement. my snag... is posted here
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