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My Turbo DIY-Website

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    My Turbo DIY-Website

    I had to make a website for my web design class. I didnt know what to do it on so i did it on how to turbo our year's accord. Anyways me and my partner did a quick job on it and yeah I guess it came out ok.

    Credits to AccordR33, howstuffworks, and my budd ryan


    Let me know what you think.
    I just learned to use Dreamweaver. So yeah! Still Learning

    Boosting a 92' Accord

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    MIght be my browser, but some of the images on the Engine Management page dont line up.

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      #3
      Originally posted by cb7deathride
      MIght be my browser, but some of the images on the Engine Management page dont line up.
      Yeah there distorted or something. I tryed to fix it but i think i just have to redo the page.

      I will make it perfect within a week

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        Re: My Turbo DIY-Website

        Originally posted by Maple50175
        Let me know what you think.
        In the step-by-step part, you're not really gaining anything by resizing the dimensions of the photos unless you actually resize the byte size as well. The way you have it right now, it is kind of defeating the purpose, because the photos still take the same amount of time to load, plus the full-sized photos are what people would really like to see to go along with the steps.

        If you would like to have thumbnails, I'd suggest opening up your photo in Photoshop and go to Image->Image Size and adjust it to a thumbnail-sized dimension. Then just go to File->Save for web. This will cut the file size down to an optimized for web-use size. Then when editing your page, just make the photo thumbnail link to the full-size version.

        Also, some of the images that have a paragraph of text are hard to read if you have your video card set to a high resolution. I'd suggest using a table with text in a cell and the image in another.

        Other than that, nice job!
        Last edited by M3kamikaze; 10-22-2004, 01:54 AM.
        -'93 Accord EX 5-speed F22A6
        -DIY mesh grill, DIY stealth intake

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          #5
          so what u are saying is that i am going to need the stock DSM o2 housing. I was just gonna leave the wideband o2 sensor in it position by the flex pipe and weld a custom downpipe to it.....why do i need to use the dsm o2 housing?

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            #6
            Originally posted by SteveB
            Grammer, puctuation, proper capitalization and sentence structure would be a good thing too.
            Well yes but hey... i didnt type anything... i got it all from accordR33 on here or howstuff works or other sites. So nothing is really in my words. I gotta reword somethings but yeah ill let yall know what i get on it.

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