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Alright so recently I've been acting like an overweight E-thug know-it-all (I'm a big enough person to admit it). So this thread is aimed at hopefully rectifying a common problem we have here on DSO.
I constantly get young gentlemen asking me "How are you able to find information on this forum and I am not?", aside from the fact that I'm a superior man, the answer is plain and simple. I know how to search.
So that's what I'm going to do, help you help yourself. I'm not the most knowledgeable about the intricacies of the internal combustion engine nor do I know what trim turbo will work best for you, but if there is one thing I've learned how to do in my life it's search for the answer.
So I'll start off by using Google:
1) I want to know how to get more HP out of my baller mad tyte D15B7, so what do I search for? [How to get more horsepower out of my d15 civic], nope that's far to wordy. It's going to return pages and pages of useless crap. Your query is not going to benefit from having a long phrase, most of those words Google will just throw out. So here's what we do, strip down the statement to it's barest core. How about doing a search for [D15B7 hp gain "D-series.org"], this will yield a smaller more defined list.
On top of that whenever you type quotation marks ("") Google will search for those EXACT words, so if it doesn't contain the phrase "D-series.org" then it's not going to show up in the search.
2) But wait, I did that and I only saw one D-series.org link?
I know, what you're looking for is the lite blue link that reads [More results for D-series.org>>]. Click that bad boy.
3) There you have it, look at all those awesome DSO links. I'll even give you a little hint, if you middle click on the link you can open a new tab with each website in it. This will allow you to scan over links, open quick, and keep scrolling downward. After you've reached the end of the page you can then begin sorting through the open tabs that you've got. Look for long posts or different phrases (something to refine the search next time, like swapping out the word "fluctuating" idle for "bouncy" idle)
Alright so recently I've been acting like an overweight E-thug know-it-all (I'm a big enough person to admit it). So this thread is aimed at hopefully rectifying a common problem we have here on DSO.
I constantly get young gentlemen asking me "How are you able to find information on this forum and I am not?", aside from the fact that I'm a superior man, the answer is plain and simple. I know how to search.
So that's what I'm going to do, help you help yourself. I'm not the most knowledgeable about the intricacies of the internal combustion engine nor do I know what trim turbo will work best for you, but if there is one thing I've learned how to do in my life it's search for the answer.
So I'll start off by using Google:
1) I want to know how to get more HP out of my baller mad tyte D15B7, so what do I search for? [How to get more horsepower out of my d15 civic], nope that's far to wordy. It's going to return pages and pages of useless crap. Your query is not going to benefit from having a long phrase, most of those words Google will just throw out. So here's what we do, strip down the statement to it's barest core. How about doing a search for [D15B7 hp gain "D-series.org"], this will yield a smaller more defined list.
On top of that whenever you type quotation marks ("") Google will search for those EXACT words, so if it doesn't contain the phrase "D-series.org" then it's not going to show up in the search.
2) But wait, I did that and I only saw one D-series.org link?
I know, what you're looking for is the lite blue link that reads [More results for D-series.org>>]. Click that bad boy.
3) There you have it, look at all those awesome DSO links. I'll even give you a little hint, if you middle click on the link you can open a new tab with each website in it. This will allow you to scan over links, open quick, and keep scrolling downward. After you've reached the end of the page you can then begin sorting through the open tabs that you've got. Look for long posts or different phrases (something to refine the search next time, like swapping out the word "fluctuating" idle for "bouncy" idle)
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