SQROOT16
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- Jun 28, 2005
is there a website i can go to to learn all the basics on what is what and where. Something on how to change things, listen for things to be broke, what brakes first.
where do i go to learn basics
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ramitall2
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- Mar 23, 2005
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- sunsetbeach nc
Their is no big god all mighty teak webpage that I know off that is going to answer all your questions. This is a rill hands on sport/hobby the more you wheel the better you get at caching stuff before it gets bad and the better you get at fixing it when it gets bad. Above all man gists find a good forum like this one and don’t be afraid to ask questions. 
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- Mar 20, 2005
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- Morganton NC
My advice is:
Read a lot. Forums like this one are great to help you. As you read this one, there will be links to others.
Get you a Haynes manual or Chiltons manual for your rig. Start reading and learning.
Listen to others. You learn more with your ears than you do your mouth, but, don't be afraid to ask questions. Here in Newbie tech is the best place and not get flamed.
Look for others on here that are close to you. Those with simular rigs can probably help the most.
Join a club if you really think you want to get into this long term
If you play, be prepared, you will pay. All modifications don't work out the best. A lot of Mods lead to other mods and you get a snow ball effect.
Parts break, Don't whine, just fix em.
Good luck. Myself as well as many others on here will be more than happy to help you learn.
Read a lot. Forums like this one are great to help you. As you read this one, there will be links to others.
Get you a Haynes manual or Chiltons manual for your rig. Start reading and learning.
Listen to others. You learn more with your ears than you do your mouth, but, don't be afraid to ask questions. Here in Newbie tech is the best place and not get flamed.
Look for others on here that are close to you. Those with simular rigs can probably help the most.
Join a club if you really think you want to get into this long term
If you play, be prepared, you will pay. All modifications don't work out the best. A lot of Mods lead to other mods and you get a snow ball effect.
Parts break, Don't whine, just fix em.
Good luck. Myself as well as many others on here will be more than happy to help you learn.