It's been raining... So the car stays in.

It has the connector as other pointed out and fits perfectly. The only thing missing is the white handle to lift it out of its socket but I don't think that would be a problem.

 

Does this filter fit inside the stock airbox? It's a direct replacement for the stock paper filter, right?

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Silver Bullet:
[B]Does this filter fit inside the stock airbox?

 

Sim.

 

Studying stats here, and your post made me look twice!!!

Been doing well so far, but the recent stuff (sample distribution of p-bar) gave me some grief...

2 reviews classes left, and then the final exam... I still have a decent shot at an A

[QUOTE]Originally posted by mingster:
[B]set up a specific confidence interval (90%, 95%, 99%, etc.) all you need are the samples, calculate the mean, standard deviation, and use the t table (less than 30 samples) so you can find the mean time (normal distribution).

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by S2K_CLS:
[B]Studying stats here, and your post made me look twice!!!

Been doing well so far, but the recent stuff (sample distribution of p-bar) gave me some grief...

 

yes, p-bar refers to sample proporitons... This is my first time with stats, so its all a bit new, but I am enjoying it... I need to maintain a B average (3.0) over the next 2 terms to get accepted into the business school where I can bust my tail and get a BS in 2 years

Dont you love buzzwords like Central Limit Theorem, Normal Probability Distribution, Poisson Probability, Standard Normal, etc


[QUOTE]Originally posted by mingster:
[B] p-bar? are you doing proportion testing? it's actually not that bad. i still have a shot at a B

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by S2K_CLS:
[B]yes, p-bar refers to sample proporitons...

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by mingster:
[B] Of course, can't have stats without them buzzwords. I'm doing mostly the coefficient of correlation for the final.