1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

When I pass the NCEES Professional Engineering exam in four or five years.

 

Isn’t your frame in need of repair?

 

Gawd damn it seems like a long time away. its brutal

 

Meh, I think my mom and dad are gonna figure that out. They want me to keep the 02 nice and continue beating the 99.

Gonna get it checked out sometime in the next couple weeks.

or just swap the engine and shit into a roller up the street if the frames good.

 

In California at least the exam costs $850 per attempt. If you fail it you have to pay that every time.

 

I havent even looked into it. Too far off.

 

Uh. What? Don’t take Indiana’s claim to fame!

 

Hawaii has a serious meth problem too lol.

 

I don't know if you have to take it. This info only applies to Electrical, Mechanical, or Civil Engineering. I'm Computer Engineering which falls under Electric Engineering.

You can be a Nuclear or Chemical Engineer without any type of licensing. I'd imagine Environmental is in the same realm.

 

Who here has SAS'd there tacoma?

 

I have to take one test, can't remember what one that is for sure. I know Environmental and Civil pretty much hand in hand the first couple of years though.

 

indiana is the largest producer of meth in the USA. were just better ya know

 

you guys arn't even on this list!

https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/15385705/new-study-hawaii-leads-nation-in-meth-use-at-work/

 

Non of us. You in the wrong section for tht

 

I feel like I know about 60% of what I'd be doing, Just looking for more build threads to read through.

 

Maybe Illinois is better

 

Should probably hit up pirate and ih8mud for that

 

You gunna use leafs or 3link it?

 

Oh you'd probably be doing green certification stuff like solar, fixtures, appliances, water handling, etc. LEED building certification.

In that case you'd probably fall under Civil Engineering.

 

Leafs front and back.

The axle is a huge debate.

Should I keep it toyota and try and source a landcruiser axle.

To run a conversion box for passenger drop?

Dana 44? Dana 60? TG axle? Toyota mini axle with IFS hubs?