Who had March 14th?

[agjohn02]

Hotrod Magazine. The lesson plan repeats itself every few years.

[DRAGOONRANCH]

I've learned that one... I've also learned that it sucks to learn by experience.

how so, experience is the best way to learn. Everything can be fixed at a price and if you are careful you don't **** things up.

I learned by reading the internet (when I was supposed to be studying) and then trying. Sometimes it didn't work great but in the end it worked out pretty well

You don't have to just learn from your experiences.

Learn from others mistakes.
Watch Rowdy wrench on something.
???
Profit!

[AggieTJ2007]

yes have Rowdy show you how to not remove a set of headers

[DRAGOONRANCH]

or hook up plug wires...

[DRAGOONRANCH]

http://www.centexoffroad.com/forum/v...hp?f=17&t=1180

I smell a donor!

[RCcola55]

or like most of us, learn out of nessecity

[agjohn02]

or like most of us, learn out of nessecity

which apparently doesnt apply to spelling

[DRAGOONRANCH]

which apparently doesnt apply to spelling

or punctuation.

[RCcola55]

which apparently doesnt apply to spelling

who gives a ****, this is the same **** i referred to in a previous post, there is so much nonsense on boards like this that simply trying to help a kid turns into a big dick contest. Get over it

[sasquatch]

Someone should come learn me some stuff about this truck some time now that school is over.

It's already been said. Just pick up a wrench and start turning it. When you come across something that you don't understand, start reading. If you can't find information about it, ask somebody. That is the only way to gain experience in this hobby.

which apparently doesnt apply to spelling

or punctuation.

Leave the douche on pirate.

[Sharpe]

Cook's right. There's a reason his, my and JB's buildup threads are 900+ posts long and 5+ years old.

[mudtoy67]

Cook's right. There's a reason his, my and JB's buildup threads are 900+ posts long and 5+ years old.

Ya, mine too...

[AggieTJ2007]

Ya, mine too...

Yeah but even you don't know where your buildup is headed

Back on topic that ford is a great deal sounds like it has everything that you want/ need and you could learn alot taking it apart and trying to put it in a bronco

[Hot Pocket]

Don't get me wrong, learning from experience is effective, but how does the saying go?? Experience is a hard teacher because it gives the test before the lesson.

And lets just say it's tough to pass the test without much knowledge

Oh, and @ creighton, I like the 400, if I were to spend the money, I'd rather keep it and beef it up than go through with a 460 swap. One-tons aren't really on my list since this truck won't see anything more serious than mud. The only parts off that truck that I'd be interested in are the leafs and shackles to lift up my truck.

[Hot Pocket]

Got some work done-

Wired in tach
Fixed cigarette lighter (can charge my iphone while cruising now )
Fixed Ignition column
Started removing A/C system
Fixed speedometer
Dash light gauges now work

I also found the source of my death wobble. The bushings on the trackbar are all worn to crap, and there's a lot of play in it. Going to pick up the parts at Ho'reillys tomorrow.

Mayfield, Bring your Bronco over so I can take a look at the wiring in the back!!