After months of hard work the new ROTARYSHACK website is near completion !!!I wanted to share it with all of my fellow forum member friends to get your opinions I would like to thank Chris Krall for all his hard work!
As well as lots of new products(and tons of cool pics) there is alot of valuable information so you can learn about the performance mods you are looking for!(something most websites don't have)
In the future we will be adding a customer bio. section so all the Rotaryshack customers can show off thier rides! Enjoy!

www.Rotaryshack.com

 

Very nice layout, and navigation. A+

 

A+++++++++ much better. hell I might buy something now

 

Much better. Good job.

 

good site...will need to get you the updated pic of my car with the panasports and your work inside.

at least you didn't try to falsely advertise your work like jeff warner of mazdaracing.com did at SevenStock6 on my car that you did all the work on.

 

Lookin good. Keep it up!

 

looks good

 

i like it alot better as well, my only thing is to give maybe some more pictures/mods in the "our rides" section. i would love to see some more pictures

goodwork

 

Nice!

 

Good work on the site. A little off-topic, but do you have corner seals, apex seal springs, and water seals?

 

Looks great, especially when you turn "FLASH" on. . .

 

Thats an AMAZING difference from your old web page! much better, just FYI the intercoolers page is goofed or something i dunno..

 

Damn nice man!! Let me know if you want any pictures of my car for your site or anything . Shes even still got the RotaryShack.com stickers on her after all that mess too .

~T.J.

 

Very nice Robert.

I will send you some pics of when I get my Panasports mounted.

 

looks great,

super easy navigation.

I like those sheetmetal intake manifolds,

If I was NA i would be sporting one of those.

 

Not too bad, but let your designer know that there are tabling errors on the Mac under IE, safari (Konquest based), as well as Netscape.

Definitely an improvement to say the least though.

 

Nice site, I'll bookmark it for sure when I get home...

 

Hey Andy, I talked to you about this, this last week about Jeff doing that. I made a thread about that very thing on mazspeed.com to talk about what Jeff did. I think this guy Jeff is bordering on fraud.

Mike

 

Robert, you know I went to bat for you a few times so you could show certain people what you said you were really made of.
It's for that reason that I took particular interest in Mikes thread about what Jeff Warner did to Andys car with the stickers.

I know that you don't want to get into a big ****-fest with anyone - even if it is a douche-bag like Jeff, but lemme tell ya, as this forums "psychotic jack-in-the box", I sure as hell will! This moronic behavoir needs to be brought to the attention of anyone that might EVER go to that ******** to have work done.

It was an insult to you, but honestly, who cares. Fueds between rival businesses are commonplace enough to be tolerated. But to actually have the ***** to put a sticker on someone elses car?
And to top it off with being so blatently stupid as to have your name on that sticker?!

Jeff Warner, you are a complete and utter *******.
Just like Mike posted; had you done that to my car, you would've lost some teeth.

 

nice
the pic of your car needs some works tho

 

also

i love the prices on your webers

 

Nice, Robert. Keep up the good work.

Sean Takeda and I are two of your fans. It seems like your star is rising! Congrats, too, on the home front.

When are we gonna get a "Rotary Rodent" T-shirt, anyway?

 

thanks for all the positive input!!! there will be lots of new products and more information being added to the site yet to come!!!!! so please check back!

 

And I thank you all as well, I will take all advice and work with it. Just wish I owned a Mac!!!!!
RotaryShack's web designer,
Chris K

 

Actually, IE 6 under XP tends to have more rendering issues than any other browser. It's likely just a small tabling format issue. There isn't a single editor out there that writes perfect code.

When I have to test web pages, I launch a PC emulator and check the page under 5 flavors of windows and many browsers. It's the only way to ensure that it'll look the same, but I'm sure that almost nobody puts forth that kind of effort anymore.