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car info - 4/22/2004 9:45:35 PM

Tympyst

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Hey everyone, i just started driving bout 6 months ago and i never really cared about cars before that. now sience im driving i have found a new obsession with cars. i want to know if there is any sites or books for a person new to cars. i cant really experement on cars right now though because my dad wont let me tear apart his dodge ram. the only real thing i know bout how to mess with cars is how to changw oil and air filters, so anyone know of any places to get tons of good info for starters? Tympyst38099.9073032407

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car info - 4/22/2004 10:06:43 PM

SpyderGS

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Oooohhhh yeeeeeeeeeahhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!! VFAQs kids, vfaqs.

www.vfaq.com

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car info - 4/22/2004 10:26:22 PM

Tympyst

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im talking bout more general stuff. like a site that tells you the components like camshafts, valves, spark plugs, etc. and what each actually does. then from there after i get that knowledge ill go to more advanced stuff.

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car info - 4/23/2004 6:59:39 AM

madmat

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if you just started driving I hope you are still in school? if so sign up for a votech class at school get the training for free now while you can.

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car info - 4/23/2004 8:16:29 AM

Tympyst

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i signed up last year but to many people wana do that class so i may not get in. Tympyst38100.3449768519

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car info - 4/23/2004 2:54:17 PM

91eclipse

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I learned from just digging in and getting my hands dirty--of course i have had a better opportunity to learn because my family is into dirtrack racing-four wheeler racing. my dads always been a do it his self person so i learned alot from him too because his logging rigs are always breaking down. best thing to do is take a class and get your hands dirty..if you like racing- get into dirt track racing, its not that expensive of a sport and you learn a great deal from the Veterans that hang out around the tracks and the ones that race also! you dont need a book-or website...do like i did go out and learn things the hard way...by messing things up!just some advice...

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car info - 4/24/2004 1:12:14 AM

Seth

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Yeah look around for an auto course in school or tafe something like that i've learned alot about cars and bikes doing it that way i've just passed automotive stage 1 cert and now i'm waiting to get into auto electronics but its good to learn stuff about cars the more you know the faster the car will run.

Seth

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car info - 4/24/2004 10:42:50 AM

Tympyst

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exactly, i want to learn alot cause in a year im going to get an evo. that reminds me, i have to learn manuel, o well ill just get my friend to teach me so i dont screw up the trans in the evo.

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