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suspension and handling forum? - 5/11/2005 8:47:47 PM

Chris C

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It seam people want less forums but a handling and suspension forum would be nice. It could cover drag and corner carving. The only place for something like this now is the gen tech forum and it seams like there is some bad info given there sometimes. One mod who is a hardcore drag racer(which should be easy to find here) and another for handling. If I were to ask a question now say "how does brand X sway bar improve my mustangs understeer" in the gen tech forum. I would have to read to read 5 post like "man I lowered my car and now I can take an on ramp at 90" before you would find anyone who knows anything about swaybars much less has one on their car. A forum just for suspension would help IMO.

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RE: suspension and handling forum? - 5/12/2005 1:40:57 AM

primetime5.0

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there already was a suspension forum, they took it off to streamline things, but then they added more forums that people dont read.. hmm whats wrong with that picture?

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RE: suspension and handling forum? - 5/12/2005 8:18:06 PM

Acer2428

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You make a decent point, BUT....

I think it would require a whole new forum. You should convince pros in special areas to start a website in which you must pay to subscribe. That way you KNOW you're getting 100% solid advice everytime.

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RE: suspension and handling forum? - 5/13/2005 1:35:32 PM

Chris C

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Acer2428

I think it would require a whole new forum. You should convince pros in special areas to start a website in which you must pay to subscribe. That way you KNOW you're getting 100% solid advice everytime.

I think you missed my point. Im not b*tching about the advice here Im saying a suspension forum would be nice. There are plenty of people here who know what they are talking about but having an area just to talk about suspension parts and setups with others is needed IMO. If you dissagree fine. Your the mod but this is the forums issues and FEEDBACK and this was my feedback. Do with it what you want but telling someone to start a whole new website is a great way to deal with feedback. A simple yes or no would do.

< Message edited by Chris C -- 5/13/2005 1:40:37 PM >

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RE: suspension and handling forum? - 5/13/2005 4:10:25 PM

Birdieman4

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A new suspension forum is on it's way....just as we have needed.

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RE: suspension and handling forum? - 8/30/2007 10:50:50 AM

s2k

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Who needs suspension when you have horsepower.

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