Why isn't every FD owner a member on this site?
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Why isn't every FD owner a member on this site?
Really. Think about it. Our cars have a unique engine and lots of complicated parts like the sequential turbo system and they're not exactly the most reliable cars around. i would think that just about every fd owner would be on this site either looking up technical info or stuff about mods.
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Cause some think the forums is "ghey" their to "cool" for it. No joke, Ive talked to some FD owners and some say "that sh*t is whack", Im like so when you have a problem who do you talk to? "I have my mechanic" dam so you must have cash then. w/e
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im sure nearly every owner has come across the site at on time or another they might not be members but im sure they've heard of it
Actually I did meet a first gen 7 owner who had never even heard of this site the other day. Probably since he never really looked under the hood either :P
Actually I did meet a first gen 7 owner who had never even heard of this site the other day. Probably since he never really looked under the hood either :P
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yeah, i can understand if you have a civic or something but this is an fd and admit it, parts fail all the time. it's not about being cool or 21st century with the internet...but knowing more about your car so you can enjoy it more. im still a noob but im learning more here everyday
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yeah, I got mates who run their own rotary performance shops and they still tell me to stay the f**k away from these types of forums, but then again I think its because most of them feel it in the pocket when most of their customers go online to get info , fair enough i suppose, but then again I aint paying anybody a shitload of $$$ to do what I can do myself.
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I think really a lot of sports car owners weither it be for the Rotary or not, just dont know about it, or havent run into any problems, therefor no reason to look as of yet of course.
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Yea my mechanic says the forum is BS, he told my dad downpipe, midpipe, and catback WONT give me boost creep. I told my dad, go ahead and do it let me know what happens.
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I hate it when people don't give a **** what they drive. They're like ''as long as it gets me from here to there, it's all that matters''. It pisses me off even MORE when it's an ignorant *****, teenager that doesn't know **** about his awsome car and treats it like crap. Makes me want to buy it from them, but they still insist they don't want to sell it. FOCKER! I'll KILL you and STEAL your FD! Learn to respect the rotary or get ready for some *** kicking!
Had to vent.
Had to vent.
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A couple weeks ago when several of us met up for lunch, a guy walked over to us and was looking at our cars. Noticing he had a red FD in nice shape, we were thinking he was a member of this board. Turns out he had never heard of this board, and had no clue who we were or that we had planned the meet. Totally random coincidence. He was about 50, and said he bought his car new, it had less than 30k original miles, and was completely stock. How often has anyone seen all of THAT??
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^^yeah, we gotta do something about that!! LOL
like there is 2 fd's that i see every week the town right over from mine.. its always parked on the same block..i tried a couple of times to make a thread on it to ask who they were but no answer..i think the next time i go down there, im gonna make a sign to tell them to sign up here and post up..haha
like there is 2 fd's that i see every week the town right over from mine.. its always parked on the same block..i tried a couple of times to make a thread on it to ask who they were but no answer..i think the next time i go down there, im gonna make a sign to tell them to sign up here and post up..haha
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Originally Posted by ulost2my7
^^yeah, we gotta do something about that!! LOL
like there is 2 fd's that i see every week the town right over from mine.. its always parked on the same block..i tried a couple of times to make a thread on it to ask who they were but no answer..i think the next time i go down there, im gonna make a sign to tell them to sign up here and post up..haha
like there is 2 fd's that i see every week the town right over from mine.. its always parked on the same block..i tried a couple of times to make a thread on it to ask who they were but no answer..i think the next time i go down there, im gonna make a sign to tell them to sign up here and post up..haha
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Originally Posted by Crash Test Joey
A couple weeks ago when several of us met up for lunch, a guy walked over to us and was looking at our cars. Noticing he had a red FD in nice shape, we were thinking he was a member of this board. Turns out he had never heard of this board, and had no clue who we were or that we had planned the meet. Totally random coincidence. He was about 50, and said he bought his car new, it had less than 30k original miles, and was completely stock. How often has anyone seen all of THAT??
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I found this site before I bought my FD. It's awesome. I can't really comment on the accuracy of the information in the forums (like some say the rotary mechanics tell you to steer clear of them) but I can say this - what are the chances of all of yous being dumbasses? Not Likely. And even if someone posts misleading information, is seems to always spark an insightful debate. I spend (thats right spend not waste) a lot of time at work browing through the threads on this forum.
I'm currently halfway through a boost / water temp gauge install and fan mod. ALL done with information sourced from this site or from links posted on this site.
Fan-bloody tastic if you ask me.
Merry Christmas to all
I'm currently halfway through a boost / water temp gauge install and fan mod. ALL done with information sourced from this site or from links posted on this site.
Fan-bloody tastic if you ask me.
Merry Christmas to all
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Originally Posted by ISUposs
I had my car for about a year and a half before finding this site. I used Rob Robinette's(sp?) and Scuderiani's websites for info, but this site has soooo much more information. I don't know how I manged before.
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Originally Posted by potatochobit
when alot of new guys post here about something, they get flamed, even over silly things. that is why alot of people leave. i think this is also referred to as the 'evil' forum.