John Banks, ECU Guru!
29 May 2002, 09:29 PM
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A big thanks to John who prescribed Tek3 last Thursday.
Put to good use with a trip up North at the weekend. Overtaking was spectacular!
Can I suggest a consultation with the good Doctor?
Martin
Put to good use with a trip up North at the weekend. Overtaking was spectacular!
Can I suggest a consultation with the good Doctor?
Martin
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30 May 2002, 11:10 AM
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I like john, he is a nice bloke.
never met him, but he owes me a favour for something he doesnt even know about.
either way, if he knew him, I am sure he would donate the mantle of ecu guru to pat.
john knows his stuff I think, but in terms of tinkering with ecus properly, I have to say, Pat is your man.
Jecs back in the old days, link for some time, motec, and the pinnacle for me anyway pectel, and all with some pretty trick home made gismos to keep things interesting.
No offence John!
never met him, but he owes me a favour for something he doesnt even know about.
either way, if he knew him, I am sure he would donate the mantle of ecu guru to pat.
john knows his stuff I think, but in terms of tinkering with ecus properly, I have to say, Pat is your man.
Jecs back in the old days, link for some time, motec, and the pinnacle for me anyway pectel, and all with some pretty trick home made gismos to keep things interesting.
No offence John!
30 May 2002, 11:22 AM
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Mantle of 3rd order JECS tinkerer in Scotland I will then assume. Pat therefore supreme ECU guru. However, good master not stayed faithful to JECS on which he raised. Deeper understanding, he clearly has.
30 May 2002, 11:37 AM
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just pi55es me off that you all have new ecus.... what about us with 94 > 
(he says with his ecu in bits)
David
(he says with his ecu in bits
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30 May 2002, 12:09 PM
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They say behind every great man is a great women - right John?
If I could work out how John has managed to persuade his wife that fiddling with Scoobies and going part time is the way forward I would bottle it and retire now
Martin
If I could work out how John has managed to persuade his wife that fiddling with Scoobies and going part time is the way forward I would bottle it and retire now
Martin
30 May 2002, 12:46 PM
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True this may be, but the masses who are pleased with warp speed Scooby at good price will be pushed beyond the city boundary. Those who go the Pectel way, body parts they shall sell to afford. Either that or good job they shall have and money excess over sense.
30 May 2002, 03:34 PM
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but john-son there is another path which only the unwise and foolhardy may look upon. It would be unfortunate that rush to over look the remortgage, for it highlights the road to the future and secures you a place in capable ecu heaven.
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