What's everyone's background?

[Gaud29]

well sir, I live down by ave B and 24th St hope that answers your question?

[fullofsol]

Hi everyone! New here and I'm a student in Canada

[Xist]

Originally Posted by fullofsol

Hi everyone! New here and I'm a student in Canada

Eh, what are you studying?

[CargoBoatTails]

Mostly drag racing and autocross, still have the fastest SVX on dragtimes.com. Hoping to use some of that knowledge for ecomodding and see some things I could apply.

[NothingFace]

I am a Mechanical Engineering student obsessed with efficiency xD

[DocDiesel]

Hey all! I'm new here, and I'm a medical student in East Tennessee originally from Indiana. I'm an enormous fan of the longevity and efficiency of diesel motors but have never been interested in powermods, this site seems right up my alley!

[seppstefano]

Electronic Engineering, mostly applied to hi-fi diy

ICT solutions and services for living.

Stefano

[soulcrusher]

New Here. General Contractor. More handyman fix anything kinda guy. been reading some stuff here. Drive a truck with my best combined to date is 19.4 MPG over 200 miles in a 97 Mazda B4000 (Ford Ranger XLT) Auto 2wd. Just finished building a vapor system with fuel pump switch. I start the truck with the pump on and then turn it off when running. I'm considering wiring the fuel pump relay to the starting relay to eliminate the manual switch incase of engine issues. Feels to have about 30% less power than I need with the AC on.

I'm a skeptic, But I did run my lawn mower on 2 oz. of vapor for 2 minutes vs. 20 seconds with 2 oz. of liquid into the carb. Figured it's worth a shot.

[artur1808]

Finishing up a mechanical engineering degree by the end of this year. I have at least some interest in basically all things automotive related

[OldSubi]

Was fulltime carer for father with Parkinsons. Trying now to re-enter normal life now he's passed away. Was a "Sound Engineer" (not the title of my choosing as most have no engineering degree) including me. Time to learn something new so here I am. MPGuino seems a simple place to start learning.