Reflect on DIY Process and Learning

as it goes under and over and this is the kind of stuff that separates people who show up with their helmets in a bag and drive their car and don't know anything about it when I'm driving this car I will know this car and this sounds stupid maybe it does maybe it doesn't but I feel like whenever you have a significant amount of time invested into a machine and you're using it you have a different type of connection with it and I don't know if that's a maybe there's more to it than a mental thing I don't know I just know that it exists I could have bought a running driving car for about the same amount of money that I have invested into this one right now of running driving car of a really good caliber to be about the same as what I'm going to end up with but I would have none of the lessons and knowledge about the car that I have gained during this process including all of the research for the component selection the explanations from guys like Doug why you need this rear end why it does that what it makes the car do why certain things are better than others and certain applications all that stuff is now in my head and there's no better classroom to learn that than a in a practical application I could sit there and listen to somebody say it but when I'm picking it out to put it on my own car it gets engraved on the brain wall a little bit differently right now