AHH, today was a GOOD Day.
02-24-03, 02:05 PM
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AHH, today was a GOOD Day.
i think the picture will explain it all:
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4) Kuhmo ECSTA Supra 712's in 205/50/15 to be mounted on a set of ROH Snyper's in 15x7" that are coming in a few days
1) Acceptance letter to Rochester Institute of Technology for the Mechanical Engineering program with Automotive discipline.
yay! :p
:p
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4) Kuhmo ECSTA Supra 712's in 205/50/15 to be mounted on a set of ROH Snyper's in 15x7" that are coming in a few days
1) Acceptance letter to Rochester Institute of Technology for the Mechanical Engineering program with Automotive discipline.
yay! :p
:p
02-24-03, 03:50 PM
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Congrats!
Actually I may be in the same position fairly soon I hope... My applications for grad school (Master's in Economics) will be coming in throughout the next few months, and I'm thinking of ordering up some Toyo T1-S's after my tax refund comes in. I can imagine how good you feel, if all goes well I should be feeling it in a month or two! Enjoy man, go out tonight!
Actually I may be in the same position fairly soon I hope... My applications for grad school (Master's in Economics) will be coming in throughout the next few months, and I'm thinking of ordering up some Toyo T1-S's after my tax refund comes in. I can imagine how good you feel, if all goes well I should be feeling it in a month or two! Enjoy man, go out tonight!
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congrats! 
02-24-03, 07:07 PM
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Re: AHH, today was a GOOD Day.
Originally posted by jutny
1) Acceptance letter to Rochester Institute of Technology for the Mechanical Engineering program with Automotive discipline.
1) Acceptance letter to Rochester Institute of Technology for the Mechanical Engineering program with Automotive discipline.
I ended up switching to IT and then taking a full time job there. I didn't realize you could specify an "Automotive discipline" now. Join the Formula SAE Team when you get there; it's a great time. Good luck and nice tires
02-24-03, 07:13 PM
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Congrats! As lotsa cars said, definitely join the FSAE team. I'm not actually on one yet, but i've visited MIT's garage, and it looks like a blast (I'm a senior as well, and I'll either be on the Georgia Tech or MIT team; who knows, maybe we'll compete against each other someday )
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02-24-03, 08:16 PM
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I got a letter of acceptance to Minnesota State University Mankato.
Automotive Engineer.
Its going to kick ***.
2 chassis dynos, countless engine dynos, a motorcycle dyno. FLow benches, fluid power, suspension and chassis theory, thermodynamics ect.
Drool
Automotive Engineer.
Its going to kick ***.
2 chassis dynos, countless engine dynos, a motorcycle dyno. FLow benches, fluid power, suspension and chassis theory, thermodynamics ect.
Drool
02-24-03, 09:58 PM
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Sweet tires, nice school. That's not far from where I am. All of us guys in NY have to meet sometime in the summer. I believe you are the closest to me lotsacars.
02-24-03, 10:45 PM
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Originally posted by FD-less
Carefull.... ME Rocks, way to go.
Carefull.... ME Rocks, way to go.
Only took me a tad under 6 . But congrats man. But be prepared, it'll be a lot of work.
02-24-03, 11:37 PM
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congrats man
i got accepted to RIT but for graphic design, not industrial design like i had hoped. In any case it seems like its one of those days your espcially glad to be alive good luck and keep the grades up.
i got accepted to RIT but for graphic design, not industrial design like i had hoped. In any case it seems like its one of those days your espcially glad to be alive good luck and keep the grades up.
02-25-03, 11:09 AM
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Originally posted by AdrenalifeRX7
Sweet tires, nice school. That's not far from where I am. All of us guys in NY have to meet sometime in the summer. I believe you are the closest to me lotsacars.
Sweet tires, nice school. That's not far from where I am. All of us guys in NY have to meet sometime in the summer. I believe you are the closest to me lotsacars.
We'll definately have to get together this summer at some point. Do any of you Rochester area guys AutoX? The first and last events for the Finger Lakes Region are always held at RIT and they just repaved the lot they do it in last year. Jutny, are you bringing your 7? If so you'll be in town for the last two events. It's a blast!
02-25-03, 03:32 PM
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well, the rims came today... and i had the tires mounted and balanced.
which brings me to the next hurdle... installing the lug studs, cause you cant use these wheels with the lug bolts that are stock on the SA's as far as i know.
JD Wheels included Lug Nuts, and the studs with the wheels, but how do i go about installing them?
which brings me to the next hurdle... installing the lug studs, cause you cant use these wheels with the lug bolts that are stock on the SA's as far as i know.
JD Wheels included Lug Nuts, and the studs with the wheels, but how do i go about installing them?
02-25-03, 09:15 PM
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Originally posted by lotsacars
We're not that far from each other at all; about 45 miles. I'm actually in Victor - I put Rochester in my info because it's more recognizable and gives more people a point of reference.
We'll definately have to get together this summer at some point. Do any of you Rochester area guys AutoX? The first and last events for the Finger Lakes Region are always held at RIT and they just repaved the lot they do it in last year. Jutny, are you bringing your 7? If so you'll be in town for the last two events. It's a blast!
We're not that far from each other at all; about 45 miles. I'm actually in Victor - I put Rochester in my info because it's more recognizable and gives more people a point of reference.
We'll definately have to get together this summer at some point. Do any of you Rochester area guys AutoX? The first and last events for the Finger Lakes Region are always held at RIT and they just repaved the lot they do it in last year. Jutny, are you bringing your 7? If so you'll be in town for the last two events. It's a blast!
HEY! I go to Eastview Mall all the time. We'll meet there once my car is ready and the weather changes. I'd like to go to an AutoX event if you'll let me follow you up there. I've been to Rochester many times but I'm not familiar with the area, just passing through kind of stuff.
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Well then you're a couple miles from me all the time We can caravan to the city for AutoXing. I know my way around well, and know where all the AutoX sites are no problem.
Jutny - you bringing your 7 with you when you come to Rochester?
We can caravan to the city for AutoXing. I know my way around well, and know where all the AutoX sites are no problem.Jutny - you bringing your 7 with you when you come to Rochester?
02-25-03, 10:53 PM
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oh HELL yes the 7 is coming... cause RIT lets freshman have cars 
i'll have to convert her to FI before though, cause a carb in the cold up there just may not cut it anymore... its pushing it down where i am, but i'm not sure it can deal with the nice "Warm" weather that i'll be in up there.
also, they have autoX's all the time for the FSAE team, and the team guys generally run their cars too.... sounds like a good time to me.
i'll have to convert her to FI before though, cause a carb in the cold up there just may not cut it anymore... its pushing it down where i am, but i'm not sure it can deal with the nice "Warm" weather that i'll be in up there.
also, they have autoX's all the time for the FSAE team, and the team guys generally run their cars too.... sounds like a good time to me.
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