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xlr8nflorida
01-03-2010, 11:24 PM
Can we get Sticky Threads for some of the "more discussed topics" such as:

Exhaust/Headers
Rims/Tires
Vacuum
Part #'s

etc

GOLDCYLON
01-03-2010, 11:27 PM
Send a PM to Z Factor to see what he thinks. Would be nice to have some new stickys. If he says ok I can do it for you. GC

Dynomite
01-07-2010, 02:58 PM
Can we get Sticky Threads for some of the "more discussed topics" such as:

Exhaust/Headers
Rims/Tires
Vacuum
Part #'s

etc
I have engine, brake, coolant parts strung out on both sides of my Z at the moment and am thinking of working on the differential also :sign10:

I have subscribed to many threads regarding each of the issues. I was thinking of just posting up a copy of all the threads I subscribed to as that would be like a techncial manual for almost all components on the Z ;)

What I do rather than start threads regarding my technical quesitons is go back months and even years finding an appropriate thread and start it up again as many of those old threads are superb in detail describing solutions to issues I run into. :happy1:

ScottZ95ZR1
01-07-2010, 07:06 PM
I think it's a great idea. :thumbsup:

There must be a dozen Header-Install threads out there and it seems each contain bits of important information or tips that the others lack.
I know search is my friend but I'm wondering which thread(s) I've missed that cite that one important step I'll surely miss!

I consider myself to be in the mechanically challenged minority here, so while I'm thankful to all those knowledgeable that have shared in
those dozen threads, it would invaluable to have a sticky to serve as a one-stop shopping knowledge-base for Header-Installs
and other projects or subjects so often revisited.

My car is up on a KwikLift with the battery disconnected and inner wheel-well panels off and I'm going over those dozen threads I've bookmarked.
I noticed several members shared the number of hours taken to button it up. The only thing I'm sure of right now is that I'll be able to set a new,
longest time taken record - and that I ain't telling. :mrgreen:

Dynomite
01-08-2010, 05:52 PM
I think it's a great idea. :thumbsup:

There must be a dozen Header-Install threads out there and it seems each contain bits of important information or tips that the others lack.
I know search is my friend but I'm wondering which thread(s) I've missed that cite that one important step I'll surely miss!

I consider myself to be in the mechanically challenged minority here, so while I'm thankful to all those knowledgeable that have shared in
those dozen threads, it would invaluable to have a sticky to serve as a one-stop shopping knowledge-base for Header-Installs
and other projects or subjects so often revisited.

My car is up on a KwikLift with the battery disconnected and inner wheel-well panels off and I'm going over those dozen threads I've bookmarked.
I noticed several members shared the number of hours taken to button it up. The only thing I'm sure of right now is that I'll be able to set a new,
longest time taken record - and that I ain't telling. :mrgreen:

AH....I now understand what you are suggesting. That would be hard to pick out the important facts from various threads I would think. One would almost have to visit all associated threads to define a "sticky" having ALL the important steps you need :cheers:

A good sticky would be a job for a good technical writer.

Eliminating the commentary that is not helpful or that is tangential and adding pictures to create a good sticky ;)

Dynomite
01-08-2010, 06:16 PM
Send a PM to Z Factor to see what he thinks. Would be nice to have some new stickys. If he says ok I can do it for you. GC

Are you talking creating a new sticky from the knowledge base of several threads or are you talking creating a new sticky by just making a sticky out of the best thread you can find for any specific technical issue :icon_ques

Z Factor
01-08-2010, 07:55 PM
We are going to start a new section in which some of the more technically inclined members have agreed to contribute. There will be A-Z descriptions, and in some cases have accompanying pictures.

It is on the to do list for this year, so keep your eyes open for it.

:cheers:

Dynomite
01-08-2010, 08:17 PM
We are going to start a new section in which some of the more technically inclined members have agreed to contribute. There will be A-Z descriptions, and in some cases have accompanying pictures.

It is on the to do list for this year, so keep your eyes open for it.

:cheers:

Oh....that is just great after I have taken my Z all apart and put it back together again :sign10:

.......and again and again :sign10:

ScottZ95ZR1
01-09-2010, 03:00 AM
Are you talking creating a new sticky from the knowledge base of several threads or are you talking creating a new sticky by just making a sticky out of the best thread you can find for any specific technical issue :icon_ques

I wasn't suggesting that anyone would pull informative details from several threads to create a new sticky. I was thinking more along the lines of a new sticky in which links to other related forum threads - and even non-forum resources (like linking to Nicks How-To write up, BCVettes Header write-up, the Registry Store SW Headers details, Swain-Tech or Jet Hot websites, etc) could be centralized, and future posts would build on that. The new sticky would be a living document that could always be easily found.

Jeffvette
01-09-2010, 03:08 AM
We are going to start a new section in which some of the more technically inclined members have agreed to contribute. There will be A-Z descriptions, and in some cases have accompanying pictures.

It is on the to do list for this year, so keep your eyes open for it.

:cheers:


2+ years in the making.

http://www.zr1netregistry.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4101

ScottZ95ZR1
01-09-2010, 03:12 AM
We are going to start a new section in which some of the more technically inclined members have agreed to contribute. There will be A-Z descriptions, and in some cases have accompanying pictures.

It is on the to do list for this year, so keep your eyes open for it.

:cheers:

Fantastic! My eyes will be peeled and I thank our guru members that are able and willing to do this. And thanks to the many members that just constantly post up good stuff for the benefit of all . That certainly includes the Corvette Babes section! :thumbsup:

Dynomite
01-09-2010, 07:15 AM
I was thinking more along the lines of a new sticky in which links to other related forum threads - and even non-forum resources could be centralized, and future posts would build on that.

Well...now we are right back to my post #3 above where I suggested I would collect and organize all my subscribed threads for the re-assembly of the Z :sign10:

All those threads have Jeffvette and other key individuals involved somehow so you can imagine if Jeffvette and others have to do this all over again :eek:

That is the reason I NEVER started new threads because all the information was there in old threads and any unanswered questions I had or explanations I needed for my own clarity related to an old thread was most appropriately tied directly to that thread. Some of those threads go back before 2006.

Thus building on what was already there :thumbsup:

Dynomite
01-09-2010, 07:23 AM
Fantastic! My eyes will be peeled and I thank our guru members that are able and willing to do this. And thanks to the many members that just constantly post up good stuff for the benefit of all . That certainly includes the Corvette Babes section! :thumbsup:

I will volunteer to go over all the posts of the Corvette Babes section and make comments or otherwise organize as you like :sign10:

Z Factor
01-09-2010, 01:35 PM
2+ years in the making.



Yes, I am well aware of my original idea.

However despite your enthusiasm for the idea, things did not turn out the way I had hoped. I knew you could be counted upon, but unlike you, some others who said they would contribute did not follow through.
So the new plan will not be as grandiose in scale, but over time it might grow into a nice section.
So start looking up some of the previous helpful threads you will contribute and get them ready to be transfered.

JIM
:cheers:

Dynomite
01-09-2010, 01:42 PM
So start looking up some of the previous helpful threads you will contribute and get them ready to be transfered.

JIM
:cheers:

Ha....Oh...well....I have 25 more or less helpful threads I have subscribed to :happy1: and most if not all involve Jeffvette :cheers:

Dynomite
01-09-2010, 02:28 PM
2+ years in the making.

http://www.zr1netregistry.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4101

Well.......with the current speed of this server, it will be "making" for another two years :sign10:

I have a solution to a slow server but it is not appropriate to mention here :sign10:

It took me one hour to show what tools I used to make removal of existing exhaust system easy this morning and half that time to actually install SW headers and exhaust :sign10:

ScottZ95ZR1
01-09-2010, 03:01 PM
Well...now we are right back to my post #3 above where I suggested I would collect and organize all my subscribed threads for the re-assembly of the Z :sign10:

All those threads have Jeffvette and other key individuals involved somehow so you can imagine if Jeffvette and others have to do this all over again :eek:

I understand and perhaps I wasn't clear in my post but I wouldn't expect he and others to have to do so all over again. I was really only throwing out my support for stickys related to our most often visited projects or topics. The new A-Z section works as well for me. Hopefully these would be "stckylike" threads in which future Q & A posts could build on once established.



That is the reason I NEVER started new threads because all the information was there in old threads and any unanswered questions I had or explanations I needed for my own clarity related to an old thread was most appropriately tied directly to that thread. Some of those threads go back before 2006.

Thus building on what was already there :thumbsup:

And I appreciate that you have done so rather than starting a new threads as I get to benefit from your post and revisit the previous related posts that got us there. I just think it would be beneficial if some of these threads qualifying as "often visited projects" stayed at the top as a sticky.... or in an A-Z section - I'm easy. I think fewer people would start new threads (that often times ask the same questions) if that was the case. :cheers: