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Author:  grthigpen [ Wed May 31, 2006 8:50 pm ]
Post subject:  need a forum folder for turbo's
need a folder for all us turbo nuts to share our project info just a suggestion GRT
Author:  grthigpen [ Thu Jun 01, 2006 6:34 pm ]
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guess it didnt go over too well....haha
Author:  emsvitil [ Thu Jun 01, 2006 6:38 pm ]
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I don't think you need a whole folder............

It's like having a seperate folder for BBS's BBD's 1920's 1945's........
Author:  grthigpen [ Thu Jun 01, 2006 7:12 pm ]
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I just thought it would take alot of the tech discussions off line from the main forum...it is a lot more intense than changing a carb....at least for most.. and a major expense if done right...so i will drop it now GRT
Author:  emsvitil [ Thu Jun 01, 2006 7:22 pm ]
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I've been on other forums that break down things into alot of smaller forums.......

It gets really confusing when you can't decide where something belongs because it's a blend of 2 or more things..........
Author:  Doctor Dodge [ Fri Jun 02, 2006 7:07 am ]
Post subject:  Re: need a forum folder for turbo's
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need a folder for all us turbo nuts to share our project info just a suggestion GRT
Just to let you know, the site 'management' did see your request and we had some discussion around it.

As noted, we are seeing a lot more Turbo messages, discussion and projects but it's not to the point where we need a seperate forum.

Another idea is to get a member to start a turbo related installation or information article that we can add to the articles section as a "quick reference guide.
All it takes is some "copy / past" and editing work from turbo threads already posted.
Let us know if anyone wants to work on something like this.
DD
Author:  RossKinder [ Fri Jun 02, 2006 7:17 am ]
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I just thought it would take alot of the tech discussions off line from the main forum...it is a lot more intense than changing a carb....at least for most.. and a major expense if done right...so i will drop it now GRT
Put it in Racing?
Author:  Matt Cramer [ Fri Jun 02, 2006 11:13 am ]
Post subject:  Re: need a forum folder for turbo's
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Another idea is to get a member to start a turbo related installation or information article that we can add to the articles section as a "quick reference guide.
All it takes is some "copy / past" and editing work from turbo threads already posted.
Let us know if anyone wants to work on something like this.
DD
I volunteer. I'll be busy this weekend but should be able to throw something together next week.
Author:  grthigpen [ Fri Jun 02, 2006 8:43 pm ]
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thanks guys
Author:  Matt Cramer [ Sun Jun 11, 2006 6:09 pm ]
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Just wanted to give you an update: I've finished putting together a little archive of posts containing some of the most useful things about turbos posted here. It is about 10,000 words long :shock: , and there were times I just got lazy and linked the whole thread.

Next week I will see if I can edit this archive into some useful articles. This will not be a straight cut and paste job. It's too long to occupy one page, even though I plan to prune the heck out of it. So I will send it in as a series of articles covering different topics: Selecting a turbo, installation, tuning, etc.
Author:  argentina-slantsixer [ Sun Jun 11, 2006 6:32 pm ]
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Quote:
Just wanted to give you an update: I've finished putting together a little archive of posts containing some of the most useful things about turbos posted here. It is about 10,000 words long :shock: , and there were times I just got lazy and linked the whole thread.

Next week I will see if I can edit this archive into some useful articles. This will not be a straight cut and paste job. It's too long to occupy one page, even though I plan to prune the heck out of it. So I will send it in as a series of articles covering different topics: Selecting a turbo, installation, tuning, etc.
you're a good man :D
Author:  Thropar [ Mon Jun 12, 2006 8:19 am ]
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Looking foward to that article Matt, thanks for the work on it.
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