Thread: Want to say hello and introduce myself

I hope they also taught you to have a thick skin at that training school, because we don't get many 'chicks' around these parts and they tend to get a hard time at the begininng.


Anyway my best advice, and this applies chick or not, is to read as much as you can of the FAQ's that pertain to the area you are interested in. And then search for any subjects you want information on if there wasn't enough in the FAQ's and then finally if the questions you have weren't answered ask questions, providing as much information about what you are trying to do and with what.

Also take a perusal around the projects done by people with similar car(s) to the one you want to install in.


Good luck and enjoy the ride.

E.



*Edit forgot to mention, stay away from the 'My Threads' in the Deep Off Topic section unless you have a really thick skin.

Welcome to the forums...what I can tell you is that we are a bunch of geeks that are in to Pcs and cars, we do have a fabrication subforum but is no are speciality oh and BTW you should get together we RED (another chick) check is way in to campetition, audio and fab.

Good luck.

Thanatos.