reading old posts on speedtalk
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reading old posts on speedtalk
guys,
reading posts back from page # 703
it is no secret i am interested in the head porting stuff
if anyone is interested in anything on speedtalk i strongly suggest go to the old posts,there is so much information available,i understand we are all time poor including myself,turn the idiot box (television) OFF and start learning
i am amazed that there are guys here still posting from 2004,
thank you to all involved
steve c
ps/ i am at page 670
got a ways to go
reading posts back from page # 703
it is no secret i am interested in the head porting stuff
if anyone is interested in anything on speedtalk i strongly suggest go to the old posts,there is so much information available,i understand we are all time poor including myself,turn the idiot box (television) OFF and start learning
i am amazed that there are guys here still posting from 2004,
thank you to all involved
steve c
ps/ i am at page 670
got a ways to go
steve c
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Re: reading old posts on speedtalk
By the time you get to 500 to go another 50 pages will have popped up ! But yes there really are some fantastic posts and threads on ST and hashing over old threads are far better for the brain than any crud on television. Got to say I really enjoyed the "pressure recovery in the combustion chamber" thread to name just one.steve cowan wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 3:56 am guys,
reading posts back from page # 703
it is no secret i am interested in the head porting stuff
if anyone is interested in anything on speedtalk i strongly suggest go to the old posts,there is so much information available,i understand we are all time poor including myself,turn the idiot box (television) OFF and start learning
i am amazed that there are guys here still posting from 2004,
thank you to all involved
steve c
ps/ i am at page 670
got a ways to go
Craig.
Re: reading old posts on speedtalk
Just wish they were easier to find. The tiniest error in search criteria, even a missing space, give a "no matches found". Fortunately, Google does a better job of hunting down our stuff.
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Re: reading old posts on speedtalk
bill,
i have been scrolling down the pages on any subject of interest,
i see you were off and running back in the day Bill,very impressive might i add
i have been scrolling down the pages on any subject of interest,
i see you were off and running back in the day Bill,very impressive might i add
steve c
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Re: reading old posts on speedtalk
The facebook page has some good links to the all time best.
https://www.facebook.com/speedtalkforum/
https://www.facebook.com/speedtalkforum/
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Re: reading old posts on speedtalk
Just call me Mr. MotoFinger...steve cowan wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 11:17 pm bill,
i have been scrolling down the pages on any subject of interest,
i see you were off and running back in the day Bill,very impressive might i add
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Re: reading old posts on speedtalk
Weren't you approaching 10K posts a few years back Bill?MadBill wrote: ↑Tue May 08, 2018 12:10 amJust call me Mr. MotoFinger...steve cowan wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 11:17 pm bill,
i have been scrolling down the pages on any subject of interest,
i see you were off and running back in the day Bill,very impressive might i add
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Re: reading old posts on speedtalk
I am with you Bill, so true.
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Re: reading old posts on speedtalk
Yes cj, per my post score under the wrench icons on the right, I blew by that number some time ago. Maybe it's time to consider a life outside the net..cjperformance wrote: ↑Tue May 08, 2018 5:03 amWeren't you approaching 10K posts a few years back Bill?MadBill wrote: ↑Tue May 08, 2018 12:10 amJust call me Mr. MotoFinger...steve cowan wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 11:17 pm bill,
i have been scrolling down the pages on any subject of interest,
i see you were off and running back in the day Bill,very impressive might i add
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Re: reading old posts on speedtalk
Heck man i bet it ain"t been more than 1 year since Madbill "BUSTED 10,000 wide open Mark H.
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Re: reading old posts on speedtalk
I normall acess ST on my mobile phone. The mobile view does not show post count.swampbuggy wrote: ↑Tue May 08, 2018 11:11 am Heck man i bet it ain"t been more than 1 year since Madbill "BUSTED 10,000 wide open Mark H.
I switched it to desktop view and Bill has sailed past 13K posts !!
Bill yes, you need a hobby !
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Re: reading old posts on speedtalk
I have one: About once a week during a break in my life on S/T, I walk 10' to the garage and tighten a bolt or two on the 495" aluminum Can Am engine for my bought-new '70-1/2 Z-28.
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Re: reading old posts on speedtalk
I do wonder sometimes, considering the advancements in our experience and understanding, how relevant the threads from 10+ years ago are to today's standards. I'm sure it's possible that some of the information, that was commonplace back then, is rendered obsolete today.