Hard core section
12-14-2011, 08:59 PM
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Hard core section
I love this site and the people on it, but i want to be able to stay here and not pirate but its impossible to find info or ask a question when it is so spammed up with " what do i need for a 2 inch lift" over and over!!!
I would love to have a hard core section limited to axle swaps, 3 links 4 link questions, fabrication builds, frame stiffeners, and such. no bolt ons.
im just sick of the same five questions over and over in the "advanced"
section.
Anyones input???
I would love to have a hard core section limited to axle swaps, 3 links 4 link questions, fabrication builds, frame stiffeners, and such. no bolt ons.
im just sick of the same five questions over and over in the "advanced"
section. Anyones input???
12-14-2011, 09:42 PM
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In reply to the 2" lift question repeated... shouldn't the mods be moving those posts into the "All lift questions go here..." thread?
I like the idea of a "Hardcore Fabrication" section. A place to go ask Qs aobut how to build something or to show off what you've made that's not a common thing like bumpers or rock sliders...
I like the idea of a "Hardcore Fabrication" section. A place to go ask Qs aobut how to build something or to show off what you've made that's not a common thing like bumpers or rock sliders...
12-14-2011, 10:13 PM
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Im still fairly new but I agree with the op. Im tired of reading about 2 inch lifts and what size tires can they fit all day long. There's an endless supply of people asking questions they could answer with their own common sense or google at the least. If there's not a hardcore section make a noob section atleast
12-14-2011, 10:41 PM
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Even if either of those sections were created, there's still the problem of people posting threads on the wrong sections. So that would just create one more spot the mods have to move threads to and from.
12-14-2011, 10:45 PM
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Originally Posted by 89XJDan
Even if either of those sections were created, there's still the problem of people posting threads on the wrong sections. So that would just create one more spot the mods have to move threads to and from.
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12-14-2011, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by 89XJDan
Even if either of those sections were created, there's still the problem of people posting threads on the wrong sections. So that would just create one more spot the mods have to move threads to and from.
You are right there will still be wrong stuff posted. But it won't be near as bad as it is now.
12-15-2011, 07:11 AM
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When I see posts in the wrong section I hit the report button. The mods have a ton of posts to go through, but all my reported posts are taken care of in about five minutes. If we give them a hand, it will make it a lot easier for them.
