this is just a suggestion. why not add seperate "Forded Induction, Suspension, Engine management/Tunning, and Hybrid/Custom" sections to the forum? This way we have even more choices to click on, and the information is better seperated. there are other forums w/ these sections on their message boards for the same reasons.

 

I agree...there is plenty of knowledge about the S on this forum to warrant such classification. As a longtime meber of ClubRSX, I wish that S2KI.com would mimick their forum structure a bit.

 

I think if things are split up too much the boards become fragmented

 

but wouldn't you enjoy those extra "Forded Induction, Suspension, Engine management/Tunning, and Hybrid/Custom" sections? it would be easier to find suspension stuff, FI stuff, and ect..

 

I go to Under The Hood for that

 

how about putting the wtb anf the f/s back together. seemed like transaction went by easyier. some that have some f/s don't look in wtb. and vice versa since i see. wtb red leather seats. and about 1 hour later f/s red leather seats none of them contacted each other from what i see just a suggestion i liked it better on v3

 

Just goes to show you, you can't please all of the people all of the time.

WTB was split off because of member requests, nothing to do with v3 vs. v4.

 

Not all of our suspension parts are "under the hood," they're all around the car. Engine management is not all "under the hood" either. Suspension, Engine Management, and Forced Induction should have their own seperate sections to better organize the information, for future referance. A few years from now, trying to sort out the information on s2ki would be a long process. I really don't see whats wrong with adding these sections. If we add these sections, we would have a better place for s2ki members.

 

So where would you post if you have a question about tuning an EMS for a turbocharged car?

Anyway, I don't see there being so much volume in UTH that requires splitting the forum. IMO.

 

F.I and suspension would be great seperate threads to add.