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vagabond: (2011-03-19 14:21:55)

Please post with descriptive thread titles.

"This ain't good. Haaaaalp" >>> "Why do i have milkshake in my oil"

"Look what I got yo" >>> "Look at my new 1985 300zx Turbo"

Also, be sure you are attempting to post in the proper section.

Distributor caps and idle issues, while being engine related belong in the repair or basic section. Not in the Performance section.

"Will these wheels fit", don't belong in the suspension forum. There is now a thread for that.

viewtopic.php?f=15&t=26263

So please post in the appropriate sections and use descriptive thread titles. It makes the search function easier to use.

Thanks yall.


floridaZ: (2011-03-19 18:31:57)

Butbutbutbutbutbutbutbutbutbut… if my thread titles are descriptive, where will the forum's intrigue come from? [archived image: redface.png]uin

(^Covert sarcastic +1)


vagabond: (2011-03-19 19:12:53)

monstre

michaelp: (2011-03-19 20:49:01)

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"There's a thread for that" lol There's an app for that


sir420: (2011-03-21 11:39:34)

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Even if this wasn't directed to me I get the point. My "Just Picked up" Thread would be considered a non descriptive post topic.

"It's got v-tec yo"


Jason84NA2T: (2011-03-23 01:34:01)

This is now included in rule #9.