diagrams, and specs?
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diagrams, and specs?
Hey guys,
Just wondering where i can find specs such as :
Engine length, width, height
Length between engine mounts
Angles, etc. etc.
Maybe even some diagrams (wire diagrams, stuff like that)
I just need as many specs as i can dimensions wise
I dont know how to explain what im looking for that well.
Sorry if i confuse anyone
Thanks
Just wondering where i can find specs such as :
Engine length, width, height
Length between engine mounts
Angles, etc. etc.
Maybe even some diagrams (wire diagrams, stuff like that)
I just need as many specs as i can dimensions wise
I dont know how to explain what im looking for that well.
Sorry if i confuse anyone
Thanks
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Yeah, shutup kid.
You can download it from here: http://www.wankel.net/~krwright/cars/rx7/85_manual.html
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you have to install adobe acrobat at www.acrobat.com in order to view PDF files
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Re boot your computer, and then Install Linux!!
Problem Solved
Oh the other thing you might want to try is to Re-Install Adobe acrobat reader. Some times the browser plug in can go wackey.
Or down load the files and then open them through acrobat reader propper, like by opening the program, and then acutually using the file menue and stuff.
somethimes that helps.
But your best bet is to replace M$ Windoez with your favorite falvor of Linux
Problem Solved
Oh the other thing you might want to try is to Re-Install Adobe acrobat reader. Some times the browser plug in can go wackey.
Or down load the files and then open them through acrobat reader propper, like by opening the program, and then acutually using the file menue and stuff.
somethimes that helps.
But your best bet is to replace M$ Windoez with your favorite falvor of Linux
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Originally posted by anthrax
Re boot your computer, and then Install Linux!!
Problem Solved
Oh the other thing you might want to try is to Re-Install Adobe acrobat reader. Some times the browser plug in can go wackey.
Or down load the files and then open them through acrobat reader propper, like by opening the program, and then acutually using the file menue and stuff.
somethimes that helps.
But your best bet is to replace M$ Windoez with your favorite falvor of Linux
Re boot your computer, and then Install Linux!!
Problem Solved
Oh the other thing you might want to try is to Re-Install Adobe acrobat reader. Some times the browser plug in can go wackey.
Or down load the files and then open them through acrobat reader propper, like by opening the program, and then acutually using the file menue and stuff.
somethimes that helps.
But your best bet is to replace M$ Windoez with your favorite falvor of Linux
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Originally posted by anthrax
Not going to start a flame war...
Any open OS is better then the M$ alternitive...
Not going to start a flame war...
Any open OS is better then the M$ alternitive...
I love my OS X. Not open, not free, but everything works the first time.
As far as the diagrams and specs go, check the FAQ. There's links to sites with specs. My favorite is www.iluvmyrx7.com
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OFF TOPIC!
OS X 10.3 on the PowerBook. (Drool factor 8.7...) 1 Ghz G4, 15 inch widescreen, 60 GB drive, CD-RW/DVD combo... Soon to upgrade to DVD burner... Soon to double the RAM to 512 MB, Undecided if the glow in the dark keyboard will be installed. Also has External 40GB salvaged from my old Dell laptop... (R.I.P.)
FreeBSD 4.9 RELEASE on the router. (Drool factor 0.3...) Pentium 90, 48 MB RAM, 4 GB drive, CD-ROM, Three 3Com 10/100 NIC's, ISA Video. Custom Kernel with IPFW integrated. Locked down like a ****...
Windows 2000 Pro SP 4 on the Game Box. (Drool factor 5.0...) Asus A7N8X Deluxe MoBo, Athlon 1800+, 512 MB DDR 2700 RAM, 16x DVD-ROM, 48x24x48 CD-RW, 80 GB drive, GeForce II MX 400 w/ 64MB DDR RAM... Soon to come, Athlon XP 2600+, New Video card, either ATI Radeon 9600 Pro or GeForce 4Ti 4800 either with 128MB DDR RAM (Everything works right the first time on this box.)
Soon to come:
SuperMac s900 - OS X 10.3 (Still need a bigger drive.) Upgraded to G3 400 MHz, 512 MB RAM, ATI Radeon 7000 w/ 64MB RAM
SGI Indigo2 - Irix (Unknown version.) Still needs drives and RAM.
SGI Crimson "Jurassic Classic" - Irix (Unknown version.) Upgraded from VGXT to Reality Engine graphics. 128 MB RAM, 9 GB disk. Still need... Space to put the ************...
Sun SparcStation 20 (Two of 'em, one is a clone.) - Solaris 9, 192 MB RAM each, Two 9 GB drives each, mirrored. One for Web Server, One for Mail server... Still need ISP that allows servers.
DEC AlphaServer 1000 - Probably gonna run BSD. Upgraded to 266 MHz processor. Still need drives, some Differential SCSI cards and RAM... Comes with external rack mountable RAID controllers (DEC HSZ-50) 6 shelves x 6 disks/shelf... Expected capacity @ RAID 5: 1TB (Oooh yeah.. You read that right... TerraByte!)
FreeBSD 4.9 RELEASE on the router. (Drool factor 0.3...) Pentium 90, 48 MB RAM, 4 GB drive, CD-ROM, Three 3Com 10/100 NIC's, ISA Video. Custom Kernel with IPFW integrated. Locked down like a ****...
Windows 2000 Pro SP 4 on the Game Box. (Drool factor 5.0...) Asus A7N8X Deluxe MoBo, Athlon 1800+, 512 MB DDR 2700 RAM, 16x DVD-ROM, 48x24x48 CD-RW, 80 GB drive, GeForce II MX 400 w/ 64MB DDR RAM... Soon to come, Athlon XP 2600+, New Video card, either ATI Radeon 9600 Pro or GeForce 4Ti 4800 either with 128MB DDR RAM (Everything works right the first time on this box.)
Soon to come:
SuperMac s900 - OS X 10.3 (Still need a bigger drive.) Upgraded to G3 400 MHz, 512 MB RAM, ATI Radeon 7000 w/ 64MB RAM
SGI Indigo2 - Irix (Unknown version.) Still needs drives and RAM.
SGI Crimson "Jurassic Classic" - Irix (Unknown version.) Upgraded from VGXT to Reality Engine graphics. 128 MB RAM, 9 GB disk. Still need... Space to put the ************...
Sun SparcStation 20 (Two of 'em, one is a clone.) - Solaris 9, 192 MB RAM each, Two 9 GB drives each, mirrored. One for Web Server, One for Mail server... Still need ISP that allows servers.
DEC AlphaServer 1000 - Probably gonna run BSD. Upgraded to 266 MHz processor. Still need drives, some Differential SCSI cards and RAM... Comes with external rack mountable RAID controllers (DEC HSZ-50) 6 shelves x 6 disks/shelf... Expected capacity @ RAID 5: 1TB (Oooh yeah.. You read that right... TerraByte!)
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Re: OFF TOPIC!
Originally posted by Pele
OS X 10.3 on the PowerBook. (Drool factor 8.7...) 1 Ghz G4, 15 inch widescreen, 60 GB drive, CD-RW/DVD combo... Soon to upgrade to DVD burner... Soon to double the RAM to 512 MB, Undecided if the glow in the dark keyboard will be installed. Also has External 40GB salvaged from my old Dell laptop... (R.I.P.)
FreeBSD 4.9 RELEASE on the router. (Drool factor 0.3...) Pentium 90, 48 MB RAM, 4 GB drive, CD-ROM, Three 3Com 10/100 NIC's, ISA Video. Custom Kernel with IPFW integrated. Locked down like a ****...
Windows 2000 Pro SP 4 on the Game Box. (Drool factor 5.0...) Asus A7N8X Deluxe MoBo, Athlon 1800+, 512 MB DDR 2700 RAM, 16x DVD-ROM, 48x24x48 CD-RW, 80 GB drive, GeForce II MX 400 w/ 64MB DDR RAM... Soon to come, Athlon XP 2600+, New Video card, either ATI Radeon 9600 Pro or GeForce 4Ti 4800 either with 128MB DDR RAM (Everything works right the first time on this box.)
Soon to come:
SuperMac s900 - OS X 10.3 (Still need a bigger drive.) Upgraded to G3 400 MHz, 512 MB RAM, ATI Radeon 7000 w/ 64MB RAM
SGI Indigo2 - Irix (Unknown version.) Still needs drives and RAM.
SGI Crimson "Jurassic Classic" - Irix (Unknown version.) Upgraded from VGXT to Reality Engine graphics. 128 MB RAM, 9 GB disk. Still need... Space to put the ************...
Sun SparcStation 20 (Two of 'em, one is a clone.) - Solaris 9, 192 MB RAM each, Two 9 GB drives each, mirrored. One for Web Server, One for Mail server... Still need ISP that allows servers.
DEC AlphaServer 1000 - Probably gonna run BSD. Upgraded to 266 MHz processor. Still need drives, some Differential SCSI cards and RAM... Comes with external rack mountable RAID controllers (DEC HSZ-50) 6 shelves x 6 disks/shelf... Expected capacity @ RAID 5: 1TB (Oooh yeah.. You read that right... TerraByte!)
OS X 10.3 on the PowerBook. (Drool factor 8.7...) 1 Ghz G4, 15 inch widescreen, 60 GB drive, CD-RW/DVD combo... Soon to upgrade to DVD burner... Soon to double the RAM to 512 MB, Undecided if the glow in the dark keyboard will be installed. Also has External 40GB salvaged from my old Dell laptop... (R.I.P.)
FreeBSD 4.9 RELEASE on the router. (Drool factor 0.3...) Pentium 90, 48 MB RAM, 4 GB drive, CD-ROM, Three 3Com 10/100 NIC's, ISA Video. Custom Kernel with IPFW integrated. Locked down like a ****...
Windows 2000 Pro SP 4 on the Game Box. (Drool factor 5.0...) Asus A7N8X Deluxe MoBo, Athlon 1800+, 512 MB DDR 2700 RAM, 16x DVD-ROM, 48x24x48 CD-RW, 80 GB drive, GeForce II MX 400 w/ 64MB DDR RAM... Soon to come, Athlon XP 2600+, New Video card, either ATI Radeon 9600 Pro or GeForce 4Ti 4800 either with 128MB DDR RAM (Everything works right the first time on this box.)
Soon to come:
SuperMac s900 - OS X 10.3 (Still need a bigger drive.) Upgraded to G3 400 MHz, 512 MB RAM, ATI Radeon 7000 w/ 64MB RAM
SGI Indigo2 - Irix (Unknown version.) Still needs drives and RAM.
SGI Crimson "Jurassic Classic" - Irix (Unknown version.) Upgraded from VGXT to Reality Engine graphics. 128 MB RAM, 9 GB disk. Still need... Space to put the ************...
Sun SparcStation 20 (Two of 'em, one is a clone.) - Solaris 9, 192 MB RAM each, Two 9 GB drives each, mirrored. One for Web Server, One for Mail server... Still need ISP that allows servers.
DEC AlphaServer 1000 - Probably gonna run BSD. Upgraded to 266 MHz processor. Still need drives, some Differential SCSI cards and RAM... Comes with external rack mountable RAID controllers (DEC HSZ-50) 6 shelves x 6 disks/shelf... Expected capacity @ RAID 5: 1TB (Oooh yeah.. You read that right... TerraByte!)
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Ya he did OSX 10.3
Ya see what he is not seeing is that the guy with the computer problme alreadys has a computer with Intel based archatecture so OSX is not realy an option.
See all that matters IMHO is that there is one less computor INFECTED with the M$ virus. I could relly care less what is being run, as long as it is not an M$ product...
Ya see what he is not seeing is that the guy with the computer problme alreadys has a computer with Intel based archatecture so OSX is not realy an option.
See all that matters IMHO is that there is one less computor INFECTED with the M$ virus. I could relly care less what is being run, as long as it is not an M$ product...
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Originally posted by anthrax
Ya he did OSX 10.3
Ya he did OSX 10.3
Ya see what he is not seeing is that the guy with the computer problme alreadys has a computer with Intel based archatecture so OSX is not realy an option.
/See all that matters IMHO is that there is one less computor INFECTED with the M$ virus. I could relly care less what is being run, as long as it is not an M$ product...
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Originally posted by slashdawg00110
If you accept the highest drool factor as his vote.
If you accept the highest drool factor as his vote.
Agreed. Most people will not just dump their wintel boxes just because somebody says M$FT sux.
BSD however hard it is to use, has the stability of a damn rock... It runs my router, as stated above... (That was actually my FIRST kernel compile... I'm so proud of myself. I rebuilt it last week.) I'ma use it for the hardcore stuff like servers...
OS X, has a nice GUI like Windows, Stable behind the scenes because it's based off BSD... It's the best of both worlds, hence it runs my mainly used machine.
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Yea oh well i run Xp and i love it because i didn't pay for it. Thats why i love MS because basically every program i have being based for MS i get for free, i love the internet. I just got Adobe Photoshop CS and thats a $649.99 package
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Originally posted by Pele
Nah... Drool Factor was how much I paid for it... ANd how many people are pissed at me cause they want one.
Nah... Drool Factor was how much I paid for it... ANd how many people are pissed at me cause they want one.
I don't believe MSFT sucks... I've never had terrible problems with Windows... Although it is innefficient... I think it's easy to use and has much hardware and software support... Therefore, it's most popular and runs the latest hardware and software... Hence it's ont he game box...
I'm not a gamer, so the latest and greatest hardware/driver issues are moot to me.
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Originally posted by GavinJuice
Yea oh well i run Xp and i love it because i didn't pay for it. Thats why i love MS because basically every program i have being based for MS i get for free, i love the internet. I just got Adobe Photoshop CS and thats a $649.99 package
Yea oh well i run Xp and i love it because i didn't pay for it. Thats why i love MS because basically every program i have being based for MS i get for free, i love the internet. I just got Adobe Photoshop CS and thats a $649.99 package
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Photoshop Elements is very reasonably priced if you're serious about entering into the world of graphics. Otheriwse, Gimp is free - and your daddy.
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Originally posted by pratch
And you're proud of the fact that you ripped off software - taking money out of someone's mouth? Sure, it's not as bad of a hit as game companies take when their games are pirated, but you basically just took money out of someone's pocket.
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Photoshop Elements is very reasonably priced if you're serious about entering into the world of graphics. Otheriwse, Gimp is free - and your daddy.
And you're proud of the fact that you ripped off software - taking money out of someone's mouth? Sure, it's not as bad of a hit as game companies take when their games are pirated, but you basically just took money out of someone's pocket.
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Photoshop Elements is very reasonably priced if you're serious about entering into the world of graphics. Otheriwse, Gimp is free - and your daddy.
and ripping off MSFT makes me happy
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XP is teh ghey...
I built my Game box last year and decided to try XP out on it... So I installed it and applied the no registration crack... Good enough... Then I decided to update to SP1... Mind you, I had not installed any other software to cause conflicts...
Damn thing crashed on boot, said my hard drive was unreadable, gave me RAM errors... All sorts of problems...
2k, runnin fine.
I built my Game box last year and decided to try XP out on it... So I installed it and applied the no registration crack... Good enough... Then I decided to update to SP1... Mind you, I had not installed any other software to cause conflicts...
Damn thing crashed on boot, said my hard drive was unreadable, gave me RAM errors... All sorts of problems...
2k, runnin fine.