What would you like to see in YotaTechs future?
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I'd like to see a bunch more active members, a lot of the members I find while looking through builds haven't been active in several years. I know that's hard considering most of our trucks are older and aren't being purchased regularly like new cars. Maybe have regional meet ups? I saw we have a yotatech store but when I looked into it I didn't see anything with yotatech on it, it was just regular clothes we would buy in stores. How about some yotatech designed shirts or something. Something so the public can see and create interest. I know I'm probably one of the newest members here and my opinion doesn't hold much weight but I enjoy this forum and I'd love to see it more active and grow.
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Could add a couple of things to the list (didn't read the whole thread so maybe dupes).
User based store, kind of like ebay's buy it now setup. 3wheelerworld has this setup, but to be honest, I don't think it gets enough traffic.
Some sort of buyers guide for parts, what brands to use, what known brands that have caused problems etc. Common one is to buy NGK or Denso plugs in the correct setup for OEM. Could probably be a thread/sticky
The FAQ idea is a great one, ecomodder has something similar. They are all about getting better MPG, so they have a page that lists 101+ tips on how to get better MPG. For here it could be common problems and possible solutions, or a list of upgrades that are direct bolt in for the different models. Tips on identifying different era parts (like old vs new style 22r blocks). All the info, or most of it is there, it just hasn't been collected into one spot. Only downside I can see with this would be maybe slightly less questions, but for those that ask a question covered could just be linked to the "FAQ". and be told where to look.
User based store, kind of like ebay's buy it now setup. 3wheelerworld has this setup, but to be honest, I don't think it gets enough traffic.
Some sort of buyers guide for parts, what brands to use, what known brands that have caused problems etc. Common one is to buy NGK or Denso plugs in the correct setup for OEM. Could probably be a thread/sticky
The FAQ idea is a great one, ecomodder has something similar. They are all about getting better MPG, so they have a page that lists 101+ tips on how to get better MPG. For here it could be common problems and possible solutions, or a list of upgrades that are direct bolt in for the different models. Tips on identifying different era parts (like old vs new style 22r blocks). All the info, or most of it is there, it just hasn't been collected into one spot. Only downside I can see with this would be maybe slightly less questions, but for those that ask a question covered could just be linked to the "FAQ". and be told where to look.
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Id like to see......
It not take 15 comments in order to post anew thread - lol. I get it in a way, Noobs have to be checked etc, but Ive been searching for things and have questions but cant ask because this is only my 9th comment
Ive been not making the male "nice rig" ones too. Ha, trying to stay legit up in here!

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