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We had a buyout option at work last week so I started polishing my resume with it. I've used ChatGPT and the built-in one in the Edge browser (look for the b icon in top right which will take you to bing chat). Both of them have different takes on how they operate. But boy, did it save me some time. Just feed it some information and ask it to rewrite it, does a fantastic job!
 
JimLee said:
"It is not stupid to run adjustable control arms and suspension geometry correction brackets on a Jeep Wrangler. In fact, these brackets can improve front impact ride quality (expansion joints, ledges), increase anti-dive for improved braking performance, decrease the operating angle range of the front driveshaft and eliminate the need for adjustable control arms or cam bolts for caster correction1.
I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions."
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Nice try but it doesn’t talk about using them both together.
 
WJCO said:
Even the fucking bot said one or the other.
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No, not really, but hey just make some shit up. It's really simple, no amount of caster is going to correct high control arm angles that affect front impact feel, and anti dive. This is suspension 101 shit. Hey don't do it if you don't want, my jeep drives great and that's what matters to me. I'm not trying to convince anyone to do things my way, I'm trying to show that there's a lot of different ways to skin a cat that work. I know that doesn't fit with the WAL forum "build your jeep our way or fuck you!" mentality, but hey, I was never a follower.
 
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JimLee said:
No, not really, but hey just make some shit up. It's really simple, no amount of caster is going to correct high control arm angles that affect front impact feel, and anti dive. This is suspension 101 shit. Hey don't do it if you don't want, my jeep drives great and that's what matters to me. I'm not trying to convince anyone to do things my way, I'm trying to show that there's a lot of different ways to skin a cat that work. I know that doesn't fit with the WAL forum "build your jeep our way or fuck you!" mentality, but hey, I was never a follower.
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This is just suspension 101 shit! What is wrong with these people who disagree? Were they home schooled on an Amish farm, or what?
 
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