Serpent 710
11-22-2004, 07:43 PM
Originally posted by wolfejohne
Mark, keep updating the FAQ. I have a printed copy that I take to the track and use as my first referance when there is a question.
Mark, keep updating the FAQ. I have a printed copy that I take to the track and use as my first referance when there is a question.
But seriously, I think since Mark is Chief Sitting Bull when the snow comes in these few months, he should start to whip out the keyboard and update the FAQ.
11-22-2004, 07:44 PM
Originally posted by InitialD
Yeah... I think it's a lame excuse by Mark for being lazy. That's all.
But seriously, I think since Mark is Chief Sitting Bull when the snow comes in these few months, he should start to whip out the keyboard and update the FAQ.
Yeah... I think it's a lame excuse by Mark for being lazy. That's all.
But seriously, I think since Mark is Chief Sitting Bull when the snow comes in these few months, he should start to whip out the keyboard and update the FAQ.
11-22-2004, 07:50 PM
Originally posted by crashed_1
He's probably working hard on one now...for a V1RRR....
He's probably working hard on one now...for a V1RRR....
11-22-2004, 09:43 PM
Originally posted by crashed_1
He's probably working hard on one now...for a V1RRR....
He's probably working hard on one now...for a V1RRR....
No I'm just trying to paint the shell for the car.I will try to get on to the FAQ, but time is very limited at the moment
11-22-2004, 09:56 PM
Originally posted by markp27
I will try to get on to the FAQ, but time is very limited at the moment
I will try to get on to the FAQ, but time is very limited at the moment
What are you doing? Building an indoor track? 
11-22-2004, 10:05 PM
Originally posted by InitialD
Limited time during winter? What are you doing? Building an indoor track?
Limited time during winter?
What are you doing? Building an indoor track?
Computer maintenance - oh boy - clean up my old laptops is taking some time. I decided it was eventually time that my old G3 Powerbook laptop (1999 vintage) got OSX put on it - OS9 was so cranky that the thing wouldn't run anymore.
To be able to do this, I had to move my entire iTunes library to my iBook (2002 Vintage). I had to also tidy up my whole photo database on the Powerbook, which meant burning endless CDs
Then I was rebuilding my Xray - striping down my TRF-415 to prepare it to go onto Ebay - finishing off the RRR, painting a shell - keeping GF happy, etc 
Don't you just hate stress in your freetime
11-22-2004, 10:17 PM
Originally posted by markp27
Don't you just hate stress in your freetime
Don't you just hate stress in your freetime
You've decided to part with the 415? The RRR can wait.
Hey, get a DVD burner and throw away those vintage Macs.
Besides putting RC as number one priority
, you need to keep the GF happy for your well being. It goes a long way.
11-22-2004, 10:33 PM
Originally posted by InitialD
I wish I had free time to be stressful !
You've decided to part with the 415? The RRR can wait.
I wish I had free time to be stressful !
You've decided to part with the 415? The RRR can wait.
Hey, get a DVD burner and throw away those vintage Macs.
Well the DVD burner is a good idea, but getting rid of a Mac these things don't get old like PCs, which seem to get a form of Alzheimers - Macs run well until the hardware gives up 
Besides putting RC as number one priority , you need to keep the GF happy for your well being. It goes a long way.
, you need to keep the GF happy for your well being. It goes a long way.
and I can make the excuse that I'm giving her time to study
11-23-2004, 12:32 AM
Originally posted by crashed_1
Over here in M'sia it's called "CUCUK!!!"....
Over here in M'sia it's called "CUCUK!!!"....
11-23-2004, 12:59 AM
Originally posted by Sow&Steady
Yes! You won't know what this means Mark until you're experiencing it first hand!
Yes! You won't know what this means Mark until you're experiencing it first hand!
11-23-2004, 03:11 AM
Originally posted by RoyU
My 710 finally can turn Got the longer servo saver and the rear roll bar set, used the 3mm bar. I used the default setup with exception of red springs, 40wt AE shock oil, 6mm rear droop. -1 front droop, 7mm ride height suing Hudy setup fixtures and to compensate for tire size and wear
Just got to do a little more suspension tunig and a lot of driver tuning
My 710 finally can turn
Got the longer servo saver and the rear roll bar set, used the 3mm bar. I used the default setup with exception of red springs, 40wt AE shock oil, 6mm rear droop. -1 front droop, 7mm ride height suing Hudy setup fixtures and to compensate for tire size and wearJust got to do a little more suspension tunig and a lot of driver tuning
11-23-2004, 03:13 AM
Originally posted by InitialD
Yeah... I think it's a lame excuse by Mark for being lazy. That's all.
But seriously, I think since Mark is Chief Sitting Bull when the snow comes in these few months, he should start to whip out the keyboard and update the FAQ.
Yeah... I think it's a lame excuse by Mark for being lazy. That's all.
But seriously, I think since Mark is Chief Sitting Bull when the snow comes in these few months, he should start to whip out the keyboard and update the FAQ.
Where are you Glenn?!
11-23-2004, 03:14 AM
Originally posted by markp27
Computer maintenance - oh boy - clean up my old laptops is taking some time. I decided it was eventually time that my old G3 Powerbook laptop (1999 vintage) got OSX put on it - OS9 was so cranky that the thing wouldn't run anymore.
To be able to do this, I had to move my entire iTunes library to my iBook (2002 Vintage). I had to also tidy up my whole photo database on the Powerbook, which meant burning endless CDs Then I was rebuilding my Xray - striping down my TRF-415 to prepare it to go onto Ebay - finishing off the RRR, painting a shell - keeping GF happy, etc Don't you just hate stress in your freetime
Computer maintenance - oh boy - clean up my old laptops is taking some time. I decided it was eventually time that my old G3 Powerbook laptop (1999 vintage) got OSX put on it - OS9 was so cranky that the thing wouldn't run anymore.
To be able to do this, I had to move my entire iTunes library to my iBook (2002 Vintage). I had to also tidy up my whole photo database on the Powerbook, which meant burning endless CDs
Then I was rebuilding my Xray - striping down my TRF-415 to prepare it to go onto Ebay - finishing off the RRR, painting a shell - keeping GF happy, etc Don't you just hate stress in your freetime
11-23-2004, 03:15 AM
Originally posted by markp27
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Well the DVD burner is a good idea, but getting rid of a Mac these things don't get old like PCs, which seem to get a form of Alzheimers - Macs run well until the hardware gives up ...
...
Well the DVD burner is a good idea, but getting rid of a Mac these things don't get old like PCs, which seem to get a form of Alzheimers - Macs run well until the hardware gives up ...
11-23-2004, 03:16 AM
Originally posted by markp27
I don't like the sound of the "first-hand" bit, but I think I can imagine what it is!!!
I don't like the sound of the "first-hand" bit, but I think I can imagine what it is!!!