Relay tail lights?

[julie at menloparkrandd.com (julie@menloparkrandd.com)]

Ladies and gentlemen, its a sad fact that our wayward friends, Craig and Grant are lost to the real world. For them, a life of wiring faults, broken studs and wonky fuel systems is in sight. During important conversaions with loved ones, thoughts like "Will another 1/8th of a turn improve my take off at the light?" will pop in to their heads.... Ridiculed by family and freinds for their choice of car and hobby.
Let us pray for them.
Craig wrote:
>Damn it, Grant! I went back to Borders and bought the book. I should be 
>studying Aerodynamics not planning a thousand little Scirocco projects. 
>It's all your fault if I fail the test tomorrow!!!! :)
>
>Craig
>'88 Alpine White 16V
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>>From: GGehrke <ggehrke@gmail.com>
>>To: "Craig Steiner" <steiner_ca@hotmail.com>
>>CC: scirocco-l@scirocco.org
>>Subject: Re: Relay tail lights?
>>Date: Sun, 5 Mar 2006 07:53:53 -0500
>>
>> >
>> > I just saw this book today. Looks like a lot of fun. Especially adding 
>>a
>> > computer motherboard in the car, or the GPS mouse. I think I'll have to 
>>go
>> > back and pick it up.
>> >
>>
>>I've read through most of it and can't wait to get some of them going.
>> My dream for years has been to put a computer in the car. I started
>>putting one into my BMW in high school - got most of the parts, but at
>>the time the LCD panels I needed were much harder to find and I had to
>>give it up. I am kind of toying with the idea of a Mac Mini in the
>>VW. It's beautifully small, and stylish at that. It'd practically
>>fit in a standard DIN slot, so it'd be really easy to make it work. I
>>am a programmer, too, so being able to write utilities up in
>>AppleScript to do all the 'car' kind of things would be a snap. The
>>only hold up is that it's not as compatible with engine management
>>type stuff that I might want to run.
>>
>>But yea, cool book. I like that it's really recent, too ((C) 2006),
>>so it's all up to date technology and where it lists companies and
>>brands I can be sure they're still around. And it's published by
>>McGraw Hill so it's practically a textbook.
>>
>>-Grant-
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