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Wow what is with Honda and super long rods! L15 has a 1.67 rod stroke ratio! @Allch Chcar MR-S L15A swap is sounding more and more interesting. Actually, isn't Honda bringing out its new direct injected, 3 stage VTEC motors soon? If Toyota brings a 1ZR-FAE stateside, that might be an even better choice, although probably not much rev potential. Only problem is a newer engine will have more electronic control stuff to sort out if I want it to rev to the moon.
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These are the best when it comes to wiping down equipment at the gym. These young kids don't even know how to wash their hands after using the bathroom. F**king disgusting.
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Hate when people get off equipment and walk away leaving a sweat silhouette of themselves on the equipment. I mean damnit man there's a paper towel dispenser 10 feet to your left
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Random thought: You know what I haven't had in about two decades? A Fig Newton. I love Fig Newtons.
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So I just finished up my 3rd week at the new job yesterday. My co worker brought up the idea that I could possibly be relocated to orlando florida. Havent brought it up to my boss directly as I would like to wait and see what happens, however I have mentioned before I am willing to relocate though I really. REALLY love dallas. As for the job itself I like it so far. Ive noticed it can be pretty demanding, not to mention challenging. I have to apply everyday problem solving skills with computers to provide the best solution. "Band-aid" fixes are not an option whatsoever since im working with some pretty established companies. I go in everyday with an attitude that I can do whatever they ask me to do with failure not being an option. As of lately ive had to prove myself with another co worker being out of office with his wife being in and out of labor. Typically, im not really supposed to do on-sites except for one exception with a particular company. But as of lately ive been filling in for a coworker doing his day to day jobs and projects trying to prove myself to the company. For example, thursday I had found out about a project the day of which required me to set up 5 laptops, 1 samsung series 7 PC tablet, 3 desktops, and configuring 4 voip phones. The 4 phones, 2 desktops, and tablet had to go out the day of. I set those up, added the new users to the active directory, and took care of other employee issues whilst setting up the parts to go out.
The rest of the project went into friday, in which I had a deadline of 4 hours to complete. That was taken care of as well, called my boss and let him know and he brought up if I had installed a certain program which was not mentioned to me. I had done that as well and he said he was very impressed and he had "doubted" my work once again (Im guessing because I'm newer?) Ive been recieving lots of praise from my boss and hope to continue to meet demands and expectations. In previous jobs I've learned once I get good at them, I get very confident, then I get lazy with this I can do so much better attitude. However with this job, its not the case. I go in everyday with a humble attitude with much respect for my peers. Keeping the knowing I can do better attitude in the back of my mind. For some reason I go into this job everyday working hard with a promotion in mind attitude. With this company growing, I can see this being very likely, but Im not trying to count my chickens which is something Ive been known for. I plan to stay with this job for a while and grow with the company as well as use this excellent opportunity for resume experience as im sure it'll look very good. I do still need help from time to time, so i do ask for help from a two of my co workers which is hopefully not frowned upon. In the few times I have been asked for help I have provided a solving solution. I try to make as many contributions as I can for the company in different ways. I am only 20, and I've been getting alot of praise for what I have achieved so far. I want to continue this attitude, and continue to grow as the professional I want to be. With the attitude of knowing I can do better in the back of my mind, it provides drive to become more successful, and work much harder to achieve and do the things I want to do. Sorry for the long post, but it was long overdue since i skipped a full 2 weeks of thought. |
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I really enjoyed that Jordon; I'm glad to see that you're so motivated and willing to advance yourself as a professional! It's pretty inspiring really!
Wish you the best and if you end up going to Orlando, let's be sure to hang out beforehand!
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^^^ I want the supra in your signature!! That's a random thought :P haha.
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I bought hot dogs today. I haven't had a hot dog in forever.
Charcoals are warming up for some steak n dog grillin.
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+potato salad
+Steamed green beans
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In a way the fact that this weekend feels like the longest one ever is a good thing... though I keep wishing the time would fly by as my Asphalt FR-S should be in by next weekend.
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This thread reminds me of the Attention Post Whores thread in the OT of the EvoM forums...
APW had 256,000 posts and 2.4 million views APW 2.0 had over 100,000 posts APW III has 30,000 posts. We've got some catching up to do. I no longer own an Evo so my whoring must be done here.
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Man.., I've slept whole day (currently 5:30pm)... Whatta lazy day. I need to get out of bed & do something... Any recommends? lol
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Hahahaha funny... I'm taking a break from hunting for girls...
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http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store...100cc_eq_.html
Behold, ~15 hp, 2550 GRAMS. Why don't cars have these in place of starters and alternators yet? |
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They keep talking about higher voltage systems but never do anything... Would this be of use for you turbo generator system?
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I think it can be done! I just need to get my hands on one of those bonkers 250A motor controllers and check the power circuitry to make sure it plays nice with ultracapacitors. They're supposedly programmable, I hope that means the motor can be deactivated when the "battery charge" (hehe) is low. Would need a 12V converter to be able to charge a (very) downsized lead acid battery for emergency starts and ECU/ignition functions. Needs to be wired up to brake pedal to always generate power when brakes are pressed and in neutral, clutch needs to be completely out before electric motor starts putting out power, electric "throttle" hooked up to gas pedal, and "push to conserve charge for pass" button somewhere. I assume a push button + turn key engine start should work since bump starting doesn't require the starter. Oh and engine kill switch for waiting at stoplights of course. |
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For some reason pure EV or PHEV with a range extending generator (that just charges the batteries) looks simpler than doing a hybrid conversion on a normal car. Would you be going IMA type? What about using that motor as a VERY mild hybrid by using it to reduce drag on a roots sc?
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I turned down a first class trip to Hawaii because I have some mandatory stuff I need to do this week. Just my luck.
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Hey guys.
I figure this is the perfect thread for me. I don't own an FRS/BRZ just yet, but I'm going to buy one upon graduation from college. I drive a Honda Fit at the moment, and this thread is like the one we have on our forum. So, that said.... Sup dudes? |
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