please read before posting.....

I may be a noob, but i have respect. Mostly for all of the knowledge to be found on this site. I too get annoyed at all of the reposts and quotes. It just make reading a thread damn boring. Anyways...I think this is a great thread you've got going, as far as improvements maybe touch on some recovery gear...highlift jacks, strap and winches? just a thought. Lets keep this one going cuz it sums up all of the questions we get from noobs like me

 

I would have just put this in the original post:

 

added the UCA's, still working on the Coil-over options, going to add it ASAP though

 

Just my humble opinion...What started to be a thread with good intentions, and a lot of work put into, is now turning into a banter thread about why people should search, what is best to go into a resource thread, a poll, and random side conversations.

You want to put together a thread to answer most of the new guys questions, because they clog up the forum with the same questions over and over? But then the post becomes clogged up with the same topic discussed over and over? (How to get newbies to search and not ask the same thing over and over).

I'll throw one more suggestion out. Since the intention is to have a place where we can all go for FAQ, maybe links to the different sections so it doesn't become so overwhelmed with info that person may not have actually been searching for?

 

kudos!

 

There is more than one way to lift a prerunner. And there are a couple other spindle options but thus is a decent thread

 

the thread is intended to answer questions, if you are planning on doing anything to a vehicle, the work needed to research and learn is far more time consuming than anything, this is simply to help people who may not know where to find parts, and may not know what everyone else is running. and 99% of threads have random conversations.

 

i agree, posting about the recovery stuff ASAP

 

No read inglish, por favor typo on espanol








Very helpful, thank you!!!

 

Great job man...this is a very informative thread!


+1

 

How about we add some lowering info to this?

 

write it up, PM it too me, and ill make sure its posted. im not very familiar with lowering