Can't post in wheels/tires/suspension
10-05-16, 08:38 PM
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Can't post in wheels/tires/suspension
Just wanted to ask a wheel-specific question in there but u sure why it won't let me post in that section? Thanks!
10-27-16, 08:50 AM
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How is one supposed to make relevant posts when you're stuck in the new people category? Kinda weird seeing as how there is at least one person that has over 20yrs experience with rotaries, has worked at a shop, owns 4 of them and is regularly hounded to build custom cars for clients. Yet he can't even post an update in a build thread for the very car he's working on because he's stuck in the newb section..... 
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10-27-16, 09:14 AM
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Maybe if you'd care to share that 20 year experience and help others your post count would increase.
Respectfully Rules are in place to have less spam placed in Sections that are looked at for more in depth info.
If you want "free Iphones,..buy Viagra 50% off.." then Sure..we can take the post count off..but then you would have to sift through all sorts of crap to get to see a decent thread.
Give us 10 posts to make sure New members are not here to sell crap,scam and disappear..then after has been done it gets easier to access the good sections.
Respectfully Rules are in place to have less spam placed in Sections that are looked at for more in depth info.
If you want "free Iphones,..buy Viagra 50% off.." then Sure..we can take the post count off..but then you would have to sift through all sorts of crap to get to see a decent thread.
Give us 10 posts to make sure New members are not here to sell crap,scam and disappear..then after has been done it gets easier to access the good sections.
10-27-16, 09:20 AM
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I learned a while ago that knowledge comes with a cost of tuition. I will gladly help out the people that ask for help respectfully however when it comes to my own line of rotaries, I tend to keep that to myself.
I still can't update the build thread in the 3rd gen section.... Confused seeing I have the required 12 posts now.
Thread started by Supernaut, Building as USDM replica..
This thread... https://www.rx7club.com/build-thread...-953368/page6/
considering the work I'm doing, the owner would like to show off a few pics
I still can't update the build thread in the 3rd gen section.... Confused seeing I have the required 12 posts now.
Thread started by Supernaut, Building as USDM replica..
This thread... https://www.rx7club.com/build-thread...-953368/page6/
considering the work I'm doing, the owner would like to show off a few pics
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