I would like to welcome a new member to our community!

Member Name: johny
Registered on: Jan 22 2010, 05:37 PM
Profile: http://www.rdtiburon.com/index.php?showuser=10076

johny,
Welcome To RDTiburon.com. Please feel free to look around and post get to know others! Remember, you will not be able to post anywhere in the forums until you reply to this topic.

Please be sure to read the site rules completely. Here are a couple more items specifically for new users.
1. You will not be able to post anywhere in the forum until you complete your introduction, you can do that by replying to this post.
2. We do ask that you fill out your profile completely, to include your location, and year model of your Tiburon if you have one.


Here is a SAMPLE STANDARD FORMAT INTRODUCTION POST.


Hi, my name is ____.

I'm from ______.

I drive a ______ _____.

I found these forums through _____ _____ __ __ _ _____ _ ______ _________________________ _ ___.

I've done the following mods to my car.

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It's good to meet you all and I hope to learn from you!

 

Hi, i'm johny i am from the uk (yorkshire)

i have a gen 1 2.0 2000

i was constantly seeing referals on hyundaicoupe.info about rdtib this and rdtib that so i thought i'd come see what the crack over here is.

I've done no mods but have just bought some 280 cams and heard from the other site that this was the place to learn about whats required.


hope to learn from you and contribute aswell

cheers



johny

 

Welcome. There are definitely vast amounts of knowledge floating around here.

 

cheers, fancy pointing me in the right direction laugh.gif

johny

 

Sorry, I won't point you in the right direction pertaining to the subject because...........Quite frankly, don't know crap about it laugh.gif

 

LOL go to the search button and type in a keyword. You'll get pages and pages of old threads. Read them all. We'll see you again in a month, and you will be a newly-made expert.

Another good place to start is the DIY section.

 

What specifically are you looking for? Installing the cam? I don't know much about cams myself, but there may be something in our DIY section for you.

Welcome to the site!

 

Yeah basically the installation shouldn't be a problem its the electrics and piggyback ecu's etc where my mind gets blown


cheers anyway

johny