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Ok 20 is maybe pushing it a bit, dont get me wrong i,m on there a fair bit and if i want to know something i know the people to ask
I just find if someone posts something about a newer saab their post goes unanswered for days
Like this
Saab 900 16v turbo manual boost controller question, gets 18 replies
this
04 9-3 150bhp vector convertible tuning question, gets 0 replies
I like the site ,it has some very knowledgable people on there, just seems its more biased to the older stuff
I just find if someone posts something about a newer saab their post goes unanswered for days
Like this
Saab 900 16v turbo manual boost controller question, gets 18 replies
this
04 9-3 150bhp vector convertible tuning question, gets 0 replies
I like the site ,it has some very knowledgable people on there, just seems its more biased to the older stuff
By definition the cheap older cars have a lot of home tinkerers (and they are easier to fettle). The newer cars are more likely to be going to garages and tuners rather than doing homebrew solutions. That's my theory anyway.
FWIW I have had some topics receive a lot of posts, and some have been ignored. UKS is a good resource and my usual goto site for 9000 and 900 problems. There are a lot of Saab forums and none of them are perfect, politics and cliquiness often abounds, but that's single make forums for you. I use them for technical knowhow and I give back what I can when I can.
For the modern cars you can try SaabCentral or SaabScene, although the former seems a bit US biased now, and the latter a ghost town the last time I looked (and a real mess to use). It often seems that when the owners sell off the forums they get run into the ground
FWIW I have had some topics receive a lot of posts, and some have been ignored. UKS is a good resource and my usual goto site for 9000 and 900 problems. There are a lot of Saab forums and none of them are perfect, politics and cliquiness often abounds, but that's single make forums for you. I use them for technical knowhow and I give back what I can when I can.
For the modern cars you can try SaabCentral or SaabScene, although the former seems a bit US biased now, and the latter a ghost town the last time I looked (and a real mess to use). It often seems that when the owners sell off the forums they get run into the ground
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