Well, 1 week old and...

[WE4]

One week old and 286 posts.
I would say this forum is a keeper eh guys?
tell us what you think....
I think it has done real well and will continue to prosper and grow.
Let us know...
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Bruce
WE4

 

[blackshoebox]

This Forum...

...Rocks! It was a great idea, and helps keep the general tech forum less crowded also.

 

[Otto J]

BUT

with all the turbo specialist not one has answered my post
Otto

 

[spooky]

relief

knowledge is power this is a classroom and school is in!

 

[Dan K]

Definitely a keeper!

 

[Turbojorge]

Me likes.

 

[Maroon91RS]

im still a newbie and hopefully with have a GN next year at the earliest,and this forum has helped me a good bit learning about the different turbos and setups for a good running car.im lookin to get one soon and get it in the low 11's atleast within a year after buying one,and i already have a good idea of what to do.still learning alot though.now i just need to own one!

 

[salvageV6]

I'd put everything back in tech. where it belongs....

Well except for the ford turbo questions....

That would include the brake, suspension threads too.



Just my .02.

 

[OneLethal87GN]

I say keep it as is. Narrowing down topics gets quicker responses from people that are in the know, and keeps away those who don't. However, I have the same problem as KLHAMMETT.

 

[GN SBS]

Thanks for looking for feedback!

It's great to be able to browse turbo-related posts in one area, but the number of views and timeliness of responses does get limited by branching them off.

In terms of experts and valuable posters, I wonder if experts tend to browse the general tech form and only turn to specific forums when they have a problem? If I had an important turbo question I'd probably try to post it in general tech where it would get the most attention in a quick way.

I've always liked the trans forum, but that's largely because Bruce answers so many posts with *very* helpful responses. Maybe this forum will bring out a few similar gurus, but my 2 cents would be to at least take a very conservative approach to moving posts from general tech to here.

Scott

 

[Warp6]

I think Tech should cover all of it. I'm not too crazy about splitting it all up. I'm no guru, but I know a little bit here and there. I don't normally cruise any other tech areas than general tech. It would be a shame not to be able to help someone for lack of traffic in a specific area.

 

[Raven]

Keep it

I like the specialized sections better than the One-Size-Fits-All.

Definitely a keeper.