A little more hp
06-27-2006, 10:15 AM
#21
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RE: A little more hp
ORIGINAL: Stoenr
ASE certs don't say much these days anymore.
just as good as a GED. I read some books, took a test and passed.
Hands on, and continuing education is where its at. Working your *** off to book 80 hours in a 40 hours week is where experience matters.
Sorry off topic.
ASE certs don't say much these days anymore.
just as good as a GED. I read some books, took a test and passed.
Hands on, and continuing education is where its at. Working your *** off to book 80 hours in a 40 hours week is where experience matters.
Sorry off topic.
06-27-2006, 10:19 AM
#22
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RE: A little more hp
ORIGINAL: 05SDI
Life isn't 'ranked' like the millitary! Every where you go there are people 'under' the boss that have more 'declerations' or achevements the someone they have to answer too. Just because someone works under someone else doens't mean that can't know more are have more training! 05SDI
Life isn't 'ranked' like the millitary! Every where you go there are people 'under' the boss that have more 'declerations' or achevements the someone they have to answer too. Just because someone works under someone else doens't mean that can't know more are have more training! 05SDI
ORIGINAL: Black GT
How is it that a Ford master tech works for a tech?
Just curious. I'd have thought it would be the other way around.
ORIGINAL: MusiccityGT
Well, I guess an ASE certified tech (me), a Ford certified ASE master tech (works for me), and a very reputable and renowned Diablo Chipmaster peformance shop couldn't do it right, please share your wisdom on the correct installation and tuning procedures.
Also be certain to post the dynosheets for us!
Best of luck my friend. I honestly hope it works for you.
Well, I guess an ASE certified tech (me), a Ford certified ASE master tech (works for me), and a very reputable and renowned Diablo Chipmaster peformance shop couldn't do it right, please share your wisdom on the correct installation and tuning procedures.
Also be certain to post the dynosheets for us!
Best of luck my friend. I honestly hope it works for you.
Just curious. I'd have thought it would be the other way around.
Exactly. In my current role I was fortunate enough to hire a Master Tech with 28 years of experience, the majority with Ford dealers. I have more fabrication experience, and he has more electrical and OBDII experience. We compliment each other nicely.
Sorry if I was a little harsh on this post last night. Taking my ex back to court today, so I was in one of those moods last night. LOL..........
06-27-2006, 10:50 AM
#23
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RE: A little more hp
ORIGINAL: MusiccityGT
.....Sorry if I was a little harsh on this post last night. Taking my ex back to court today, so I was in one of those moods last night. LOL..........
.....Sorry if I was a little harsh on this post last night. Taking my ex back to court today, so I was in one of those moods last night. LOL..........
Uh oh, thats never fun, just glad I havent had to do that yet.