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1st Half 2005 MVP (Most Valuable Poster) Award

1073 Views 14 Replies 12 Participants Last post by Chevygirl, Jun 30, 2005

raveschi

Discussion Starter · Jun 28, 2005 (Edited)

2005 MVP (Most Valuable Poster) Award (Please Read & Comment)

All,

I really have not had an opportunity to thank the many, many nice people that have shared personal experience, technical knowledge, and incredible insight with me since I have joined this forum. I have actually made two car purchases, have added several enhancements to them and am awaiting delivery of several others.

This being said I was wondering if we could/should have a poster appreciation award, monthly, quarterly, semi annually, or annually? I am certain that the forum leadership would support such an endeavour should this thread and its comments warrent it. I personally believe that the information posted here by each and every person is valuable but there are folks that go above and beyond a comment or suggestion and seriously add value to this site. Do any of you feel that we takers should recognize and show our appreciation to the givers?

If there were sponsorship for this idea, I for one would nominate Jim G. for this quarters award due to the in depth research and honest (plus technically correct) posts related to the many modifications he has made to his personal SSR. Not to mention that along with reviewing the parts and related performance results, he has also reviewed the shops and their ownership. Over the past few months I have learned more about late model mechanics from reading his posts than I would should I decide to go back to school and change career paths. He has also made all of us keenly aware that the quality of the shop and its ownership are equally important to the quality of the parts being installed (a point that I for one would have missed). Although we are not talking about rocket science here we are dealing with a much different beast than the old days of carburetors and timing. These days the mechanic has to be technically and computer literate and Jim teaches us that in his posts.

Comments Anyone?

Regards,

Rob

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Kevin Honolulu

· #6 · Jun 29, 2005

Now we need a prize...............

Jim G. has generously shared his wealth of information with FANATICS and he should be given all the credit he is due. The amount of time he has spent researching and posting his "performance pearls" is simply amazing! We appreciate his objective analysis and simplification of difficult and often complicated performance concepts.

Any new FANATIC that wants to get "up tp speed" (no pun intended) on SSR performance topics only needs to click on Jim G. and then "view all post/threads" as a great resource on a wide variety of topics.

He certainly deserves the title of MVP. :cheers

Along with the the free Fanatic Forum membership, maybe we could sponsor him a year of study in Atlanta with MTI! :yesnod :thumbs :thumbs

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