at some of the other sites that i run, here are examples of what the DIYs look like. you will see that they range from very simple things like changing your air filter, to changing your intake manifold (on a truck).

http://www.dodgeforum.com/forumid_118/tt.htm

 

That's the type of thing that we need to get going here. It can't be THAT difficult to make this happen right?

 

we are trying to do so notic the gsx/gst and gs/rs post on main page they are being redon and input of all if u have any post it or pm me so i can change.

 

i can create a section, and i can use the DIY about my motor mounts as one, as they are the same on the 3g's. get435's posts about the GS and GST/X 1g/2gs will soon have a sticky. if you guys have things that you want to see, all you have to do is PM me about it, and i will look into things like a DIY section.

 

when i have the time id like to add/change a few things to the gsx/gst section. it is a great start for a write up, but in building these cars over the last 5 years I have some good beginner to advanced tips for these cars.

 

Like I said I have the time to do the writeups and research for things. Anyone want to give me a DIY part to do I'd be more than happy. Hopefully soon I WON'T have as much time.

 

DSMTalon, I posted the write ups for now, but if anyone has additional info, it is more than welcomed!

I also posted a new welcome post in the new member section. Any thoughts?

Sanguinius and everyone else, ANY Do-It-Yourself articles are good, from things as simply as changing your air filter, to things as complex as boosting a stock NA engine.

 

in all reality, i think the stickies won't defer one-timers much, it's more useful for someone to just ask the forum for their opinions...
not to say that it's a bad idea, the answers to those same damn questions will just be " look at the stickies!" instead of "do some research!"

i dunno[X(]

 

All right I'll start on some of the simpler writeups for the moment. Anything anyone really WANTS to see started up?

 

literally everything may help someone...even stuff like changing brake pads, air filter, oil filter, etc. if it is something that you are chronicalling as you are doing, pictures are always good, but not a must. when i did the DIY for my motor mount, i didnt have my camera, but after the fact, when i was doing the write up, i just took pictures of things like which bolts to remove, etc.