Okay for vendors to Spam all sections?
Nov 26, 2018, 06:59 AM
#16
Admin Emeritus
Gentleman,
Contrary to some of the statements above we do talk to the vendors to remind them to keep their ads in the Vendor Ad forum, we will again. There are not many vendors left as other social media sites offer a broader reach for less money. However, Evom traffic remains good (many more than five active members
) for a platform that is no longer in production. The classifieds are doing very well, the Evo remains the best 4 banger for your mod dollars. Please report issues as you see them and the mods will review.
Evom was founded about a year before the first Evo 8 made it to the US. It was a exciting time passing rumors concerning what Evo 8 we would get in the US and the forums exploded. I believe I took delivery on one of the first Evo's in the Mid Atlantc as it was a full 6 months before I saw another in the wild. Things change and hopefully all of you will continue to act as senior forum Evo experts to help new member owners. Thank you!
Bob
Contrary to some of the statements above we do talk to the vendors to remind them to keep their ads in the Vendor Ad forum, we will again. There are not many vendors left as other social media sites offer a broader reach for less money. However, Evom traffic remains good (many more than five active members
) for a platform that is no longer in production. The classifieds are doing very well, the Evo remains the best 4 banger for your mod dollars. Please report issues as you see them and the mods will review.Evom was founded about a year before the first Evo 8 made it to the US. It was a exciting time passing rumors concerning what Evo 8 we would get in the US and the forums exploded. I believe I took delivery on one of the first Evo's in the Mid Atlantc as it was a full 6 months before I saw another in the wild.
Things change and hopefully all of you will continue to act as senior forum Evo experts to help new member owners. Thank you!Bob
Nov 26, 2018, 04:08 PM
#23
Admin Emeritus
Nov 26, 2018, 06:08 PM
#24
Evolved Member
Bit of blanket statements here. There are plenty of younger car enthusiasts who wrench on their cars and go to the track.
We where young once and did the same things we do now. I started wrenching and going to the track in my late teens. Here I am at 43 years old still doing the same thing. Arguably older and wiser.
There where also a bunch of people back then that didn't know anything about cars other than wanting to drive them fast. Same as now. There are always a percentage of old dudes at the track with Corvette hats and shirts that don't know jack crap about their car other than wanting to just drive it fast, and plenty of old dudes like me that wired the whole damn car, pretty much put it all together and apart and back again, can tell you every single little annoying fact about their car and like to drive fast.
We where young once and did the same things we do now. I started wrenching and going to the track in my late teens. Here I am at 43 years old still doing the same thing. Arguably older and wiser.
There where also a bunch of people back then that didn't know anything about cars other than wanting to drive them fast. Same as now. There are always a percentage of old dudes at the track with Corvette hats and shirts that don't know jack crap about their car other than wanting to just drive it fast, and plenty of old dudes like me that wired the whole damn car, pretty much put it all together and apart and back again, can tell you every single little annoying fact about their car and like to drive fast.
Well I just realized I am NOT the oldest Evo X nut here.... Despite my wife saying I need to grow up, I clock in at 40....well below Bryan by a safe margin...
Your other points were valid despite my post of basically saying "these ripper snapper kids these days can't screw in a light bulb...."
Nov 27, 2018, 12:02 AM
#27
Yup, i'm only 27, but have seen 50+ year old's with evos. For some of us these cars with be life long toys. There is still much to be uncovered on this platform and it's up to us to uproot that knowledge. I've seen some members improve oem parts of the car through their own CAD designs. Much respect.
Nov 27, 2018, 06:33 AM
#28
Yup, i'm only 27, but have seen 50+ year old's with evos. For some of us these cars with be life long toys. There is still much to be uncovered on this platform and it's up to us to uproot that knowledge. I've seen some members improve oem parts of the car through their own CAD designs. Much respect.
Jul 11, 2019, 01:57 PM
#29
EvoM Guru
iTrader: (1)
So just a bump, I've noticed Boostin is spamming most of the sections now.