Atlanta--Tech Day--Nov 10
10-29-2007, 04:46 PM
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Atlanta--Tech Day--Nov 10
Before it gets too cold and the miatas go away, is there any interest in a tech day? I'll host. Access to lift, tools, air, etc. Maybe we can do some oil changes, brakes, and other junx. Basically, the type of stuff that's tough to do on jack stands, but will be incredibly simplified with the car in the air.
Shop is in Lawrenceville, appx 30 minutes NE of Atlanta up I-85.
How's Nov 10 or 11?
Shop is in Lawrenceville, appx 30 minutes NE of Atlanta up I-85.
How's Nov 10 or 11?
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10-29-2007, 05:01 PM
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Either of those days work. The weekend before that is out, as is the weekend after that. So pretty much either of those days, or I won't be able to make it most likely.
I have a couple little things, but would be more than willing to help out on others' cars as well.
BTW: it's a nice shop, and you'd all be stupid not to take him up on this. The press, grinder, air tools, lifts, etc. have come in handy more than once
I have a couple little things, but would be more than willing to help out on others' cars as well.
BTW: it's a nice shop, and you'd all be stupid not to take him up on this. The press, grinder, air tools, lifts, etc. have come in handy more than once
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10-29-2007, 06:48 PM
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it would be awesome if you guys could help me with the MS install, hell, ill bring some beer..and the 10th would be real good, im 3hrs away so sat>sun
let me know, i can do mechanical stuff for others, but im scared of the MS so experienced people around would make me brave
let me know, i can do mechanical stuff for others, but im scared of the MS so experienced people around would make me brave
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10-30-2007, 10:09 AM
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Yeah Rob, feel free to drop that beast off. Just don't expect to get it back whole.
Chad, if your diff swap goes like mine, it shouldn't be hard, but really aren't you up in Knoxville? I think you'd spend more time driving than you would wrenchin if you did it yourself.
Whaaam, the install is easy enough. See if you can get some dyno time with Jerry on the 10th. Drive back tuned.
Chad, if your diff swap goes like mine, it shouldn't be hard, but really aren't you up in Knoxville? I think you'd spend more time driving than you would wrenchin if you did it yourself.
Whaaam, the install is easy enough. See if you can get some dyno time with Jerry on the 10th. Drive back tuned.
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10-30-2007, 01:26 PM
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Your motor is still stock right? Which MS do you have?
CJ, I guess come if you want, I'd think it would be a really easy job on your car, as new as it is. But like I said, I'm not sure that it's worth 4.5 hours each way.
CJ, I guess come if you want, I'd think it would be a really easy job on your car, as new as it is. But like I said, I'm not sure that it's worth 4.5 hours each way.
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11-02-2007, 10:44 AM
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So, Nov 10. One week from tomorrow.
Tentative attendance list
s/n --- name --- job
Ben --- Ben --- Brakes
Atl93LE --- Ben --- misc easy junx
whaaam --- ? --- MS install
cjernigan(?) --- chad --- rear
mybluec5(?) --- Mark --- Bipes install
Tentative attendance list
s/n --- name --- job
Ben --- Ben --- Brakes
Atl93LE --- Ben --- misc easy junx
whaaam --- ? --- MS install
cjernigan(?) --- chad --- rear
mybluec5(?) --- Mark --- Bipes install
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11-02-2007, 11:11 AM
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You're right about it being 4.5 hours each way. I'm not sure i can make it either. I just don't like the idea of doing it on jackstands in front of my apartment. Then again I might know someone local with a lift willing to let me use it. Guess im out for now, would be nice to come help everbody out though. We'll see, i might still make it.
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11-02-2007, 01:06 PM
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I don't want you to think you're unwelcome or anything (if I came off like that). If you want to come down, we'll do it. If not, you can get it done where you live in less time than it would take to drive back & forth, though it will be harder. Your call.
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11-02-2007, 01:31 PM
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BTW, if ya'll are interested, it might be a good opportunity to get in on an Amsoil delivery from Rick. Since we'd all be in one place, so the shipping would be common and cheap when divided. Up to you guys.
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11-08-2007, 03:30 PM
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i was under the impression that i have to to get it right, i was gonna auto-x the next day and thought i need a good tune to be able to push the car...
is that not so? the MS has the PnP map from DIYautotune loaded on it, and i started the car right up after installing the MS, i just thought that i had to get it tuned properly before i could drive it hard...i dont know MS well at all, so i need all the help i can get
is that not so? the MS has the PnP map from DIYautotune loaded on it, and i started the car right up after installing the MS, i just thought that i had to get it tuned properly before i could drive it hard...i dont know MS well at all, so i need all the help i can get
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