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  • TDE30
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  • rwh11385
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    Infant?

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    Infantile?

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  • rwh11385
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    Originally posted by mikeedler
    but in your title it says "time to buy from germany" as well as your first post you mention not to buy to many e30 parts "because it could be bad for the dollar-- and that is what I was replying on.

    but as we all know you are certified and you are NEVER wrong. so its all good, we will all just sit back now and listen to your infinate wisdom now.
    infinate?

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  • Pinepig
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    Originally posted by mikeedler
    but in your title it says "time to buy from germany" as well as your first post you mention not to buy to many e30 parts "because it could be bad for the dollar-- and that is what I was replying on.

    but as we all know you are certified and you are NEVER wrong. so its all good, we will all just sit back now and listen to your infinate wisdom now.

    Sarcasm, learn to spot it.:D

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  • mikeedler
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    but in your title it says "time to buy from germany" as well as your first post you mention not to buy to many e30 parts "because it could be bad for the dollar-- and that is what I was replying on.

    but as we all know you are certified and you are NEVER wrong. so its all good, we will all just sit back now and listen to your infinate wisdom now.

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  • rwh11385
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    Originally posted by mikeedler
    what does international finance have to do with buying e30 parts- or for that matter anything in "normal people" numbers?

    I can tell you one thing, I dont study finance, but if it takes a degree to figure out when to buy car/parts parts- Ill follow right behind you.
    This thread was discussing the recovery of the "troubled" US economy in comparison to the troubled European economy, when dealing with energy costs or what other effects are going on, and the change in trend of currency rates.

    Your post about the Euro/USD exchange rate not being that great still because it's not less than $1 for one (e) is not that relevant as much of the devaluation of the dollar was the decrease in its use when exchanging money between nations. With another "standard" currency to use, the USD was used less, and in lower demand, so that its value fell.

    Let me know if I need to spell it out slower for you.

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  • Lair
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    Originally posted by mikeedler
    what does international finance have to do with buying e30 parts- or for that matter anything in "normal people" numbers?

    I can tell you one thing, I dont study finance, but if it takes a degree to figure out when to buy car/parts parts- Ill follow right behind you.

    rwh has a 'certificate' from somewhere, so that gives him the right to take a shot at anyone who mentions anything about the worthless US dollar.

    He still hasn't told anyone what his "certificate" is, or where he got it.

    I'm starting to think it's just a license to be an asshole.

    Not that there's anything wrong with that. ;)

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  • mikeedler
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    what does international finance have to do with buying e30 parts- or for that matter anything in "normal people" numbers?

    I can tell you one thing, I dont study finance, but if it takes a degree to figure out when to buy car/parts parts- Ill follow right behind you.

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  • rwh11385
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    Originally posted by mikeedler
    keep thinking the dollar is doing good. I just got an exchange rate of 1.62 2 days ago on the buy of my new toy. even at 1.50 it is terrible. if it is 1:1 that still sux compared to what it was like yearsago.
    I lived the exchange rate everyday for the past 14 years-- and why isnt Mike selling e30 parts anymore??????? because the dollar is crappy-- but I sure do hope it gets better.
    I'll forgive your ignorance of international finance, but when a currency comes about to replace the USD's need to be the inter-exchange between the majority of a continent, the demand for the dollar falls. Add in a few other places that chose to use the Euro instead of USD for dollarization, and the demand has greatly fell to use the USD... besides for oil of course.

    What does the future hold? Who knows? The dollar is used primarily in one economic environment, where the Euro must be pushed and pulled by dozens of countries and the interest rate is common to all of their situations, whether recession or boom. It may end up failing, and has already run into issues of asymmetrical shocks.

    Why did the sterling leave the euro monetary controls, again?

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  • mikeedler
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    keep thinking the dollar is doing good. I just got an exchange rate of 1.62 2 days ago on the buy of my new toy. even at 1.50 it is terrible. if it is 1:1 that still sux compared to what it was like yearsago.
    I lived the exchange rate everyday for the past 14 years-- and why isnt Mike selling e30 parts anymore??????? because the dollar is crappy-- but I sure do hope it gets better.

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  • Jand3rson
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    Originally posted by rwh11385
    take joy the US economy isn't as bad off as Obama would want you to think
    Quoted for truth and wisdom.

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  • nando
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    Originally posted by uofom3
    you can make it work at part throttle just fine... but you are totally correct in saying it's a primitive EMS setup.

    contact martin@maxx-automotive.de

    This setup is great with the new generation. my older setup is OK, but the new one incorporates WBO2 and other setups... much better. Martin also provides excellent tech support and the product is easy to instal. PM if you have any more questions... glad to help.
    of course, it's just harder to work with and more finicky. MAF works great for ITBs, but you lose a little throttle response. MAP is pretty much a no-go but some people do it anyway. for a car you're not dailying though, there's nothing wrong with Alpha-N. :)

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  • nando
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    Originally posted by Il Duce
    To each his own Nando... I realize that Astrology isn't an exact science. It falls on the more spiritual side and it's not 100% accurate- but I can say that my chart describes me quite well.


    Whatever floats your boat.... neither of us are going to change our opinions here... lets move on.
    of course it's not an exact science, it isn't science at all.

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  • uofom3
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    Originally posted by nando
    alpha-n isn't really a "thing", it simply refers to the method used to calculate engine load and thus injector opening time. Basically, it correlates throttle opening directly with engine load, which works on ITB engines that are basically at WOT all the time (ie race cars) - but not something you'd want to drive to the grocery store with. Unless you are talking about an alpha-N specific branded ECU, but you can get almost any standalone that will do the same thing..
    you can make it work at part throttle just fine... but you are totally correct in saying it's a primitive EMS setup.

    contact martin@maxx-automotive.de

    This setup is great with the new generation. my older setup is OK, but the new one incorporates WBO2 and other setups... much better. Martin also provides excellent tech support and the product is easy to instal. PM if you have any more questions... glad to help.

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