All right! I'm new :3
09-28-10, 01:14 PM
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All right! I'm new :3
Hey guys, new member here. I don't really have an RX7, but hopefully, maybe, with the help of this site I'll be able to get one! 
I'm from the UK and having a quick look around, I realize that this board is mostly US based, but that's okay, right?
Also, quick question. Say I find a car that I like, and had a question about that car in particular and also some general questions. Do I just go straight to the Generation Specific section and ask away?
I'm from the UK and having a quick look around, I realize that this board is mostly US based, but that's okay, right?
Also, quick question. Say I find a car that I like, and had a question about that car in particular and also some general questions. Do I just go straight to the Generation Specific section and ask away?
09-28-10, 02:42 PM
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Welcome. We have members from all over, including from the UK, so you're not alone. There are things like model differences between different parts of the world, but the basics remain the same.
Once you have a handful of posts (5?), you can post in most of the other sections of the forum. Until then, you can just use the new member technical section, which is for any tech questions regardless of year/model.
Once you have a handful of posts (5?), you can post in most of the other sections of the forum. Until then, you can just use the new member technical section, which is for any tech questions regardless of year/model.
09-28-10, 03:25 PM
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Yay! Thanks for the quick approval, I didn't expect to see my thread almost straightaway. And yeah, according to the rules, most of the board isn't available for posting until I get a certain amount of posts.
I see what the mods were trying to do, and it's a great way to keep those trolls/spammers away - but it's a bit of a hassle for those legit users who are actually here for a reason, no? Oh well, nothing I can really do about it, I guess I'll just chill out in this section for a bit, and save my questions for later on when I can access everything else. ^^
I see what the mods were trying to do, and it's a great way to keep those trolls/spammers away - but it's a bit of a hassle for those legit users who are actually here for a reason, no?
Oh well, nothing I can really do about it, I guess I'll just chill out in this section for a bit, and save my questions for later on when I can access everything else. ^^
09-29-10, 10:48 AM
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I think I'll go ahead and do that. ^^
It kinda feels like cheating a little bit though, you know, just saying you "read" it for increasing your post count. Although I actually HAVE read them waaaay before I even decided to create this account, so I guess that counts.
It kinda feels like cheating a little bit though, you know, just saying you "read" it for increasing your post count. Although I actually HAVE read them waaaay before I even decided to create this account, so I guess that counts.
09-29-10, 02:23 PM
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Thanks.
Due to certain circumstances, I don't think I'm at that stage where I can just pick a car and buy it though. I ended up making a thread about it in the Generation specific section instead of the New Member Technical section, give it a read if you want, maybe you can help out =]
Due to certain circumstances, I don't think I'm at that stage where I can just pick a car and buy it though. I ended up making a thread about it in the Generation specific section instead of the New Member Technical section, give it a read if you want, maybe you can help out =]
