Seperate the wheels fs section?

[blazing]

Does anyone else think having a 4x100 section and a section for 5 lug would be helpfull?
Just throwing it out there.

[Ether-D]

I'll second that.

[campbellj25]

Third

[I8UR911]

Makes sense

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[nyChris]

I definitely agree.

[golde30]

sounds like a good idea.

[drulle]

Yep

[GAbOS]

Agreed

[Gregs///M]

Yup that would be awesome

[agent]

Agreed

I think the site has evolved to a point where doing this would be helpful.

[MR 325]

With 2 pages (or less) of active wheels wtb/fs threads a day it really doesn't seem like we need to divide that section even further. Not to mention we have enough trouble getting people to post in the correct forum as is!

[Ether-D]

Well shit then.

[matthugie]

I agree that with the amount of traffic that it isn't necessary, but people really should put bolt pattern in the thread title. It saves a lot of time when you're browsing, and helps keep you from getting too excited about wheels that don't fit.

[squidmaster]

I suggest a required drop down box for all marketplace threads that has the options: FS, or WTB.

Also a secondary, optional drop down for state/country abbreviations.

Would stream-line the whole process, cut back on bandwidth, and keep members from going mad because why does that WTB thread title say "Got BBS RS for sale" seriously.

[JasonC]

I agree that with the amount of traffic that it isn't necessary, but people really should put bolt pattern in the thread title. It saves a lot of time when you're browsing, and helps keep you from getting too excited about wheels that don't fit.

That boils down to the brain power of the poster LOL.... To some, putting "wheels" just as the title would do Then they wonder why nobody is looking at their thread :puppy:... Then there are others that would have a title like, "F/S 4 spoke Cragar S/S unilug $150 in PA". Hey:idea:! Someone with info, price and location in just the title! Wonder whose will get more views or get thanks for posting up cause people didn't waste their time clicking on the thread waiting for it to load.


This is just a helpful hint for everyone out there ;)