pdonovan11785

Hey everybody....i'm pretty new to the whole car scene but i'm totally wanting to learn all that i can. Could you guy's please give me some tips on where i can learns some more about honda's. Are there any other good sites or books?? Any advice would be appreciated.

VTEC-DA

Search this site.

97itr86

What kind of car do you have?

AlphaQup

if you own a Honda, all the info you need is right under your nose. Honda-Tech people will fullfill your wildest dreams

SOHC_MShue

hey man welcome to the world of building hondas. Use the search function in the upper right hand corner. It has a huge wealth of information and almost anything you have a question about can probably be answered using that.

ki3t

#1 advice. H-T has almost all the information you will ever need. And most questions will have an answer. Just use the search button and you'll be a happy camper.

Archidictus

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Ohio, especially Central Ohio, has an incredible showing of knowledgable Honda "Tuners" (for lack of a better word) that you'll be able to find. Go to http://www.howthingswork.com and read all their **** on engine functionality. Learn it, internalize it. After you have a base, we can teach you anything you need to know.

Welcome to the community. Don't talk to VTEC voodoo

seppuku

http://www.google.com is your friend. I always recommend taking your car apart right before an important meeting or work...then try and put it back together before it's time to leave (great modivation). Ask questions, learn basic physics, be humble, be open to new ideas, read manuals.

The Destroyer

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Your dreams musnt be that wild, huh?

Anyways just search haha.

DV98CVC

your already off to a great start if your coming to HT. Ive learned everything i know (which might not be very much, but...) on HT, and theres always more to learn...happy posting

Evs-One

never believe the first answer a person gives you on here.'


More than likely, the answer is wrong...lol. But sooner or later, you will get the right answer. Just talk to the right people, ask good questions, and search.

PM Tom anytime you have a question, I know how much he loves getting bombarded with PM's

ransack

My advice, use these 3 valueable resources.
1. Read honda-tech, research questions you want to know, and keep reading HT.
2. PEOPLE! HT may give you answers, but it wont solve all your problems. My local Honda, local honda garage and a few local shops know me. Well at least some of the people. My car would go no where with out the help of these few people.
3. Buy manuals, like Helms.

If you use these resources and not be a dumb about it (use commen sense) you'll learn alot and become a resource for others also.

x00gsr

Before you do anything to your honda. My best advice is GET AN ALARM.

barto

id suggest going through all the forums on hond-tech (especially the ones realated to you interest) and just read the different topics and threads. you will learn a lot. id suggest doing that so that you dont accidentally do what i did when i first got into the scene and want to put a body kit and all that rice *** **** on ur car