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How To Make Your K Motor Fast

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right, i'm done

http://www.rollaclub.com/wiki/index.php?ti...a_tough_K_motor

 

want to add this to your first post teddy?

just http://www.rollaclub.com/wiki/index.php?title=Howto

works as well, that's just a redirect, i couldn't figure out how to make a shortcut, similar to

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:MOS

glad you like it :thumbsup:

 

i've tried to include a bit of knowledge about why things work and how they work, and why some things work better than others and some don't work at all - not just "do this do that" - so people understand what they're doing to their engine and how it all works together. hopefully empowering people with knowledge makes them less likely to ask stupid questions

 

i'll add some more things as i think of them, and add a small note in the discussion page if i do, to enable current readers to keep track of changes easier. a couple more ideas have already popped into my head :angrybird:

 

edit: and i added them. that's 19 a4 pages on print preview! wow, talk about getting out of hand :thumbsup:

 

edit: fixed up some typos and a couple of spelling mistakes too, i didn't know how to spell ancillaries or definitely properly! if anyone's interested, my article gets a flesch-kincaid score of 62.5%, and is complex enough that a person needs to be of year 10 reading level to comprehend it. this is actually a pretty good score for a technical document. i believe that, statistically, most people read at a 7 or 8th grade reading level

Edited by Super Jamie

That is spot on, Jamie!

You've done well! :angrybird: Now, time to buy some printer paper.. I hate staring at screens for 40 hours! :thumbsup:

Even though my post count in the last 3 weeks proves otherwise! lol!

Heh, I was reading the instructions going "holy crap, i'm gunna end up breaking this, it doesn't look easy at all" :P

i have perfect confidence in you :) you can always make a backup of the config so you can change it back? setup a little test machine at home with a webserver, or a virtual machine. gimme a yell if you want vmware

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