This is really just a small thing, but I'm having troubles with some searches because of the minimum required characters. I was looking for "SS Hood Pics", but I couldn't do it because it won't search for 'SS', not enough characters. I've come to find out that this keeps coming up over and over on searches. "SS" "RS" "86" ...etc. Is there a reason for this? I hate looking at every hood pic in here trying to find the SS hood.

 

I don't know the reason, maybe to cut down on the number of topics it brings up? But if you want to search with 2 letters words or whatever then put an * with them, like SS*.

 

well see, I try that but everytime I search with wildcard characters, the search always brings up the same "This Page Cannot Be Loaded" screen. It seems somewhere it times out, but I have a DSL connection, so I can't imagine that being the problem. A few times I have actually made it through a search with SS*, but I only got SS-hood, not SS Hood. I just think it makes it a little difficult when trying to search for specific (spelling?) criteria. As a programmer in training, I've written a couple of searches for different programs that I have made, and I just can't see the logic in it. Does there really need to be a minimum length?

 

the whole two letter searching thing is real hard in the car audio board it almost annoying. 10" subs 12" subs.........

 

it makes searching for years hard to, when I post a year I do 2 digits, cause everyone knows what century Im talkin about.

so if you type it in the searches it should be able to be the same.

 

I forgot all about that, It took me forever to find out how to put 92 style ground effects on a 86 z28. I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one having troubles.

 

Yep, its also hard to search for SES codes, but luckily I found them elsewhere

 

i tired searching for ac delete part numbers a while back, it didnt quite like the ac so i did a/c and found what i needed.

just have to find away around this limit.

 

9/2 Camaro R/S?