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would it really make a difference if I routed the intake to the back of a 4.75 inch cowl with a custom filter filling the hole. Oh yeah the reason I'm asking here is because I want to know if this would be able to feed a minirammed 420 with at least a Vortech T-Trim
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dude i hope your sellin some coke to afford all of this stuff.
and you would probably kill yourself with only 4 cylinders firing.
and you would probably kill yourself with only 4 cylinders firing.
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what do you mean only firing on 4 cylinders?
I just wanted to know if the air cleaner would be big enough.
I won't try this until I'm working at GM(hopefully) and making between 50-70 grand a year.
I just wanted to know if the air cleaner would be big enough.
I won't try this until I'm working at GM(hopefully) and making between 50-70 grand a year.
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Car: 1985 Z-28
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ok, i figured as much, no offense or anyting
welcome to the board though...
as for the 4 cylinders, you can make a sbc to run on 4 cylinders very easily, just work with the firing order.
keep dreaming too......that is how you become an engineer.
welcome to the board though...
as for the 4 cylinders, you can make a sbc to run on 4 cylinders very easily, just work with the firing order.
keep dreaming too......that is how you become an engineer.
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....keep dreaming too......that is how you become an engineer.
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And a lot of hard work in college. Get that degree... Been there, done that.
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Originally posted by Willie
....keep dreaming too......that is how you become an engineer.
And a lot of hard work in college. Get that degree... Been there, done that.
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....keep dreaming too......that is how you become an engineer.
And a lot of hard work in college. Get that degree... Been there, done that.
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Originally posted by Ace_Murdock
ok, i figured as much, no offense or anyting
welcome to the board though...
as for the 4 cylinders, you can make a sbc to run on 4 cylinders very easily, just work with the firing order.
keep dreaming too......that is how you become an engineer.
ok, i figured as much, no offense or anyting
welcome to the board though...
as for the 4 cylinders, you can make a sbc to run on 4 cylinders very easily, just work with the firing order.
keep dreaming too......that is how you become an engineer.
btw you don't need to welcome me. I'm actually a "senior" member
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And a lot of hard work in college.
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Good thing about the marines is that you get to travel all over the world and experience new cultures and meet new people....then kill them.
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yea dude, engineering is definately the way to go. i just started at stevens tech (in hoboken, not a lot of people know about it). if you like all those tech classes in high school, you'll really like the engineering classes in college.
and keep dreaming. everybody laughs at me when i tell them the first thing i'm gonna do when i get a job out of school is buy a corvette. but when i'm making 70-80k a year to START and driving my vette on the weekends, i'll be laughing.
so yea, stay in school and uh... don't do crack
and keep dreaming. everybody laughs at me when i tell them the first thing i'm gonna do when i get a job out of school is buy a corvette. but when i'm making 70-80k a year to START and driving my vette on the weekends, i'll be laughing.
so yea, stay in school and uh... don't do crack
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saw an ad here in Montana for a ME starting at 100k a year
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that was abefore taxes though
but still killer $$$$$$$$$$$$$$
or i found a part time job through the school at 20 bucks an hour:hail:
but still killer $$$$$$$$$$$$$$
or i found a part time job through the school at 20 bucks an hour:hail:
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i am gonna be going to MSOE (milwaukee school of engineering) for computer engineering. i wanna graduate and put a boat load of money into my firebird. average starting pay from my school for CE is 50K! and yeah college costs tons of money. who woulda thought it would be 24 grand a year???
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i am going to Michigan Technological University for a BS in Mechanical Engineering. second year.
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strill trying to figure out what school I want to go too. Not too many schools out there that focus on TCP/IP (that i can find). I'm not a genius like you guys I'm just trying to get a lowly A.A.S. in telecommuncations and networking at the local comedy college. BTW I do plan on getting a real degree once I figure out what school I really want to go to. So far Berkley sounds like a possibility (its seems they developed TCP/IP with the D.O.D. in the 60's). Right now I only have a couple of certs to hold me over through college-
CCNA (cisco certified network associate), MCP (win2k pro and server), Network+, A+.
BTW when i look for jobs for a C.C.I.E. those guys make $100,000+ (thats my ten year goal).
people laugh at me when I tell them thats my ten year goal.
CCNA (cisco certified network associate), MCP (win2k pro and server), Network+, A+.
BTW when i look for jobs for a C.C.I.E. those guys make $100,000+ (thats my ten year goal).
people laugh at me when I tell them thats my ten year goal.
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strill trying to figure out what school I want to go too. Not too many schools out there that focus on TCP/IP (that i can find). I'm not a genius like you guys I'm just trying to get a lowly A.A.S. in telecommuncations and networking at the local comedy college. BTW I do plan on getting a real degree once I figure out what school I really want to go to. So far Berkley sounds like a possibility (its seems they developed TCP/IP with the D.O.D. in the 60's). Right now I only have a couple of certs to hold me over through college-
CCNA (cisco certified network associate), MCP (win2k pro and server), Network+, A+.
BTW when i look for jobs for a C.C.I.E. those guys make $100,000+ (thats my ten year goal).
people laugh at me when I tell them thats my ten year goal.
strill trying to figure out what school I want to go too. Not too many schools out there that focus on TCP/IP (that i can find). I'm not a genius like you guys I'm just trying to get a lowly A.A.S. in telecommuncations and networking at the local comedy college. BTW I do plan on getting a real degree once I figure out what school I really want to go to. So far Berkley sounds like a possibility (its seems they developed TCP/IP with the D.O.D. in the 60's). Right now I only have a couple of certs to hold me over through college-
CCNA (cisco certified network associate), MCP (win2k pro and server), Network+, A+.
BTW when i look for jobs for a C.C.I.E. those guys make $100,000+ (thats my ten year goal).
people laugh at me when I tell them thats my ten year goal.
WRT the 10 year goal… well, it was possible 2 years ago, but not now. I’m not sure if it will get better either. I graduated in ’95, and back then CS was a fairly small major at most universities. Now it’s usually one of the largest (most estimates at my alma matter, Universtity of MD put it at 30-40% of the student body for the last 3 or so years).
Add to that a really screwed up economy, and it would be tough. The weird thing about the economy is that I get the impression that with IT/Networking… the attitude is currently “we don’t know what they really do, and we know we need them but since we don’t want to be spending money right now, lets not hire anyone to fill the positions that we have till **** really hits the fan.” Then the companies actually involved in the field (that is what they do, web hosting, development, consulting/deployment…), are just screwed. What’s unbelievable is how many of them have ties with Enron and Worldcom.
To give you some idea where I’m coming from, I do have a degree, I used to teach and was actually a department head at a “computer school” and have taught classes just about everything that you have certs in. From there I ended up going back to UMD and was a Systems Engineer for the University of MD Institute for Advanced Computer Studies. After 3 years there and being generally pissed off at institute politics I left there with some money saved up the intension of taking 6 moths off and then getting going again. Almost on a whim, I got my MCSE 2000/XP cert (took 7 tests in 11 days and passed them all the first time, I guess I know something).
In the mean time, I’ve gotten to looking for a new job again, but guess what, I’m not finding much and not getting any calls for interviews.
In the mean time I may be joining some of the other people in this thread. I’m seriously considering going back to school and pursuing what I should have in the first place, Mechanical Engineering. If I’m at all lucky I’ll find a way to jump in at the graduate level, but right now doing it at any level might be hard considering the stunning combination of looking for a job, big mortgage and wife in grad school.
BTW, if anyone has a line on a good job for a Computer Systems/Network Engineer/Administrator drop me a line please.
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I got my MCSE 2000/XP cert (took 7 tests in 11 days and passed them all the first time, I guess I know something).
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it'll probably work the same as ram air, only backwards. as long as you don't put the filter like right at the opening, rain won't get in. maybe you could make some kind of a switch that would seal it off during the rain. idunno, worked on the judge
if you're thinking that that would cut off all the air going to the engine, then maybe you could keep your regular intake and just combine the 2.
if you're thinking that that would cut off all the air going to the engine, then maybe you could keep your regular intake and just combine the 2.
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or make one of those pimpy hoods like on the 70 chevelle with the louver that opened up at a certain engine speed.
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i'm saying you could probably look at how ram air is setup and turn it around. lots of cars have ram air, i guess there's not a lot of water getting into the engine if they're still around.
i did find a lot of bugs in the air filter of my friends grand am gt w/ ram air....
i did find a lot of bugs in the air filter of my friends grand am gt w/ ram air....
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