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pittcrewOwner etc. of 3785

As my project is slow going I like to keep up on others projects and it can be challenging. I use the search function a TON and save the topics in categories in my favorite places file.
This makes it easier to reference topics on a given car.
The searching is the real work. For example, I have been following Comp2's build on his car. He is moving at light speed compared to me but if I want to find info about his engine then I have to look in the Engine forum at old posts and not in his main project thread in Pictures Forum. If I want information about 1quick72's car I have to forum hop also to get all the info about his engine, wheels etc.
The key is getting familiar with the search feature this forum has.

Ask the right question get the right answer.

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