The Best Performing Rear Wing for the FRS/BRZ/FT86

[Koa]

Originally Posted by mav1178

A LLC will also limit your liability in case you get sued.

-alex

limited liability corp extends far past liability when sued. An LLC primarily exists to be a more dynamic choice for multi partner small businesses and contain mechanisms that work to spread the ownership and equity of the firm between all owners in ways advantageous to most sole props and S corps. These owners (typically called 'members') can be people, organizations, or other LLCs and foreign entities. Most states accept single owner LLCs, however, so there's that

However, like sole props and S Corps, the LLC is a pass-through business entity that taxes all gains to the individual's 1040 section C. For better or worse, gains (profits) will be taxed at the individual level.

Had to chime in, accountancy is my thing

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by paulca

I started out as a cocky engineer newbie and I'm still cocky.

In the 100s of engineers I have dealt with over 30 years I have not yet met one that wasn't cocky in some manner!
The only way I have found that permits me to have any control whatsoever is to out cocky them! This of course has lead to some very interesting confrontations over the decades.

[Tgionet]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

In the 100s of engineers I have dealt with over 30 years I have not yet met one that wasn't cocky in some manner!
The only way I have found that permits me to have any control whatsoever is to out cocky them! This of course has lead to some very interesting confrontations over the decades.

I was going to refute this then I remembered everyone on my dad's side of the family.

[retoocs]

Originally Posted by paulca

I started out as a cocky engineer newbie and I'm still cocky.

But you have probably learned to STFU when you are out cocked.

We have an engineer, cocky, recent grad, never worked a day in his life before. He was bad ass, knew how to do CFD and had a private pilot's license and even wore a leather flight jacket and rayban aviators. Since he can take off and land a Cessna 172, he was even telling a test pilot (50+ years of flying) how to do things and how he can do it better. We don't take him along to flight test programs anymore besides driving everyone nuts, he was even useless as ballast because he would get motion sick even in a car if he couldn't see out the window.

[mav1178]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

The only way I have found that permits me to have any control whatsoever is to out cocky them! This of course has lead to some very interesting confrontations over the decades.

you know the old saying... rock out with your cock out.

-alex

[zooki]

Like I tell the newbie engineers we get occasionally "it must be disappointing to go through all that schooling and then realize they don't put cabooses on the end of trains anymore...but you can still wear the cool hat if you want." 😄

[MRE]

Originally Posted by Dimman

You have anything done on any local street cars?

Not yet. I've gathered individuals interested in being part of experimentation and demonstration.

[Tromatic]

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nN9xsFUsPqM"]"Great, kid! Don't get cocky" - YouTube[/ame]

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by zooki

Like I tell the newbie engineers we get occasionally "it must be disappointing to go through all that schooling and then realize they don't put cabooses on the end of trains anymore...but you can still wear the cool hat if you want." 😄

UMMMM ... engineers had nothing to do with cabooses (except back the train into them I suppose). The caboose was for the train's switch crew and conductor.

[Dimman]

Originally Posted by MRE

Not yet. I've gathered individuals interested in being part of experimentation and demonstration.

How much do you Auto X? You know about VCMC? My knowledge may be a bit out of date, and I didn't know them personally, but a couple guys there run (ran?) the (formerly?) fastest A Mod in North America. Aero played a huge role. Might try getting in touch with that club if you haven't already.

What shops are you familiar with?

I also know a guy in Burnaby that did carbon fiber fabrication, but he's busy turboing a sport bike at the moment.

[Tromatic]

From cock's to a caboose, this thread has it all!

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hjp1fIJ_Epc"]Victoria Williams - Train Song (Demise Of The Caboose) - YouTube[/ame]

[brandonblt2]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

In the 100s of engineers I have dealt with over 30 years I have not yet met one that wasn't cocky in some manner!
The only way I have found that permits me to have any control whatsoever is to out cocky them! This of course has lead to some very interesting confrontations over the decades.

As a engineer myself its kinda hard not to be cocky at least in college but once in real world I quickly learned I don't know shit

[zooki]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

UMMMM ... engineers had nothing to do with cabooses (except back the train into them I suppose). The caboose was for the train's switch crew and conductor.

Well I can't tell them to "sit in the back of the bus"....that just sounds wrong....

[Gunman]

I wear the title "design engineer", but didn't graduate as an engineer, I worked up from a draftsman. It keeps me humble.