I was curious if there is an existing Facebook group for Evo owners that actively participate in motorsports (drag/track/autox). I am part of several Evo 8/9/X buying and selling groups, but most of that is a ****show of people trolling for various reasons. I saw one group called Dsm/Evo Racers but the posts I saw were also selling and vendor advertisements. I know it is a very small minority of owners, but it would be nice to have a place where we could share track day videos, techniques, or car setup.

 

Whats wrong with here?

 

+1

Facebook is a dreadful replacement for forums.

 

I performance drive my girlfriends civic... Can I join the Facebook boyband?

 

Theres a few groups, but the motorsports section of this forum (this section) has a wealth of information, and very knowledgeable guys are still active here.

 

FB is a great place to hear the same low level question every day.

 

Its not unique to evo's, but you make enjoy "track midwest" facebook group.

 

What oil should I run?

 

so DAMN ANNOYING. “Post up xyz wheel on xyz color I need inspiration” “i ordered from xyz vendor and my items still haven’t shipped”

 

Yo yo it's #frontendfriday let's see those whips!

Hey will this computer run iRacing?

Pic for attention

 

^ LOL.

My contribution of most common FB post I see:
"Throwing around the idea of selling my Evo, here is everything done to it blah blah. Don't really need to sell". Then the inevitable comments on pricing, lowballing, etc.

Thanks for the input everyone. For some reason, I thought this forum was not that active anymore but I am proven wrong.

 

Facebook, Reddit, Twitter, and Instagram are fine for low-effort, short-lived discussions. If people are firing off a couple sentences and okay with the conversation fading away after a few days, it works out.

Forums are still king for long-lived discussions and information sharing.

We're still here to help enable your car addiction. Speaking of which, have you considered a bigger turbo or wider tires? Surely you'd be happier with a few more horsepower...

 

Response from 1 qualified person is worth more than 100 nitwits

 

I watched DSMTalk die and am grateful that the social medias haven't killed this one yet. I will say I'm glad that the "stupid question kids" have mostly gone over to the social media platforms, though.

 

Do I see an EvoM resurgence happening?