Complicates things a touch I think.
10-27-2004, 06:35 AM
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Complicates things a touch I think.
Now we have one forum for the engine issues and at least one other for model specific fault. I don't think there is much to gain here... but time will tell. I'm betting this will become an 80/90/100/200/4000/5000/V8/etc. forum.
10-27-2004, 07:05 AM
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I Agree... and personally, I think we should just do a 80/90/100/200/4000/5000/V8/S4 forum.
All of us combined would still create less traffic than the B5 S4 forum alone... and we could avoid juggling 100 different forums. Plus, I have a S4, 90, and 5000... so it would sure make my life easier =)
10-27-2004, 07:50 AM
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Right but thats is OT when people don't have an S-car
So if someone is doing an 20V turbo conversion on an Audi 4000 Quattro using a 3b motor from a 200 Quattro where do they go?
This way we can all gather under one roof and talk about 10V and 20V motors! This way you S car guys don't have to sift through post after post of 20VT guys who don't have S-cars (like me). My car doesn't have a single AAN component, but i've posted to the S-car forum. Now I don't have too and I can stay on-topic.
Since this forum is inherently cross platform, I think it'll be for the people doing engine swaps, major upgrades beyond chips and custom work.
This way we can all gather under one roof and talk about 10V and 20V motors! This way you S car guys don't have to sift through post after post of 20VT guys who don't have S-cars (like me). My car doesn't have a single AAN component, but i've posted to the S-car forum. Now I don't have too and I can stay on-topic.
Since this forum is inherently cross platform, I think it'll be for the people doing engine swaps, major upgrades beyond chips and custom work.
10-27-2004, 07:57 AM
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imho, theres too much traffic now to maintain this posting format...
I know there's folks here who love it, but imo there sooo much garbage to sift though on a daily basis that AW should seriously consider moving to a more common internet forum format...where the 'really good' posts keep on going... ...and the troll ones float on by...
I know, I know...going OT here...
I just like talking 'Audi', not crap, if I wanted crap, i'd sign on to a 'crap forum' or stick to the AW OT/Feedback forums
I know, I know...going OT here...
I just like talking 'Audi', not crap, if I wanted crap, i'd sign on to a 'crap forum' or stick to the AW OT/Feedback forums
10-27-2004, 08:00 AM
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I agree withing reducing NOISE and keeping things On Topic.
Thats one of the reasons why the Motorgeek forum works so well. It stays on-topic and off-topic stuff goes to the off-topic forum. I'll shutup now.
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10-27-2004, 10:08 AM
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I guess it's a matter of preference. Most of us are "Old audi guys" not just S car.
Personally I enjoy sifting through your stuff... it's always interesting and relevant to the cars and motors whether it's directly related to my car or not.
but I see you point, we can just surf multiple forums.
but I see you point, we can just surf multiple forums.
10-27-2004, 11:21 AM
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But for everyone of you, there might be 3 or 4 silent types who don't want to sift through
non-AAN stuff even if its a 20VT. So who knows? I'd rather not even venture pissing in someone else's pool if I can avoid it. So this forum is good for all us Heinz 57 Motors.