SoCal Rebell
Enthusiast
...how do I use the search feature 
Hey Plumcrazy....
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v10enomous
Enthusiast
Do a search... I think there's a thread on that...
ok NOOB, here ya go...
learn, live it , love it
SEARCH FEATURE
Almost every question you can think of has already been asked and answered! In some cases, the information may be out of date and a new thread will be needed, but in many cases, an answer to your question may be under 10 seconds away!
The VCA Web Forums has a search feature very similar to web search engines like Google. By typing in a few words, it will search all old posts since the website was created to find words matching what you typed in. Be mindful though, the more words you type the fewer results you will get as it will try to find posts only with all of the words you types. In saying that as well, by using words like “The” and “It” you will get hundreds if not thousands of threads. I might suggest sticking to main words. Also try to avoid year specific searches. It will block out a lot of good info. For example:
“What is the best exhaust system for my 2006”
It might be better as:
“best exhaust”
To do a search, click on Search located in the center of the Directional Information Toolbar. If you are wanting a quick overall search, just type in the words in the search box. For this example, we will go with an Advanced Search as you can further clarify your search parameters.
Once you have clicked on Search, click Advanced Search located under the Quick Search field.
Type in the key words you want to search for. Once you have typed in your key words, click on the drop down arrow on the Search All Open Forums tab located on the lower right side of the Search page if you would like to clarify your search. Choose a specific forums you would like the question searched under. In some cases this is not needed but if you are wanting the best exhaust for your 2008, you will not want the threads from the 1992 cars. This feature helps to cut down on the amount of non-applicable information that will be presented to you. Do remember though, by selecting the one section you are narrowing down the number of places the search will look. If there was a thread in the Racing section, and you only selected the SRT section, you will not see that information. This menu can be useful if used correctly.
Once complete, click Search and see your answers! Feel free to play, there is no limit to the amount of searches you can do!
learn, live it , love it
SEARCH FEATURE
Almost every question you can think of has already been asked and answered! In some cases, the information may be out of date and a new thread will be needed, but in many cases, an answer to your question may be under 10 seconds away!
The VCA Web Forums has a search feature very similar to web search engines like Google. By typing in a few words, it will search all old posts since the website was created to find words matching what you typed in. Be mindful though, the more words you type the fewer results you will get as it will try to find posts only with all of the words you types. In saying that as well, by using words like “The” and “It” you will get hundreds if not thousands of threads. I might suggest sticking to main words. Also try to avoid year specific searches. It will block out a lot of good info. For example:
“What is the best exhaust system for my 2006”
It might be better as:
“best exhaust”
To do a search, click on Search located in the center of the Directional Information Toolbar. If you are wanting a quick overall search, just type in the words in the search box. For this example, we will go with an Advanced Search as you can further clarify your search parameters.
Once you have clicked on Search, click Advanced Search located under the Quick Search field.
Type in the key words you want to search for. Once you have typed in your key words, click on the drop down arrow on the Search All Open Forums tab located on the lower right side of the Search page if you would like to clarify your search. Choose a specific forums you would like the question searched under. In some cases this is not needed but if you are wanting the best exhaust for your 2008, you will not want the threads from the 1992 cars. This feature helps to cut down on the amount of non-applicable information that will be presented to you. Do remember though, by selecting the one section you are narrowing down the number of places the search will look. If there was a thread in the Racing section, and you only selected the SRT section, you will not see that information. This menu can be useful if used correctly.
Once complete, click Search and see your answers! Feel free to play, there is no limit to the amount of searches you can do!
AbsolutHank
Enthusiast
That isn't really clear...could you elaborate?
lol..... in case someone missed it
SEARCH FEATURE
Almost every question you can think of has already been asked and answered! In some cases, the information may be out of date and a new thread will be needed, but in many cases, an answer to your question may be under 10 seconds away!
The VCA Web Forums has a search feature very similar to web search engines like Google. By typing in a few words, it will search all old posts since the website was created to find words matching what you typed in. Be mindful though, the more words you type the fewer results you will get as it will try to find posts only with all of the words you types. In saying that as well, by using words like “The” and “It” you will get hundreds if not thousands of threads. I might suggest sticking to main words. Also try to avoid year specific searches. It will block out a lot of good info. For example:
“What is the best exhaust system for my 2006”
It might be better as:
“best exhaust”
To do a search, click on Search located in the center of the Directional Information Toolbar. If you are wanting a quick overall search, just type in the words in the search box. For this example, we will go with an Advanced Search as you can further clarify your search parameters.
Once you have clicked on Search, click Advanced Search located under the Quick Search field.
Type in the key words you want to search for. Once you have typed in your key words, click on the drop down arrow on the Search All Open Forums tab located on the lower right side of the Search page if you would like to clarify your search. Choose a specific forums you would like the question searched under. In some cases this is not needed but if you are wanting the best exhaust for your 2008, you will not want the threads from the 1992 cars. This feature helps to cut down on the amount of non-applicable information that will be presented to you. Do remember though, by selecting the one section you are narrowing down the number of places the search will look. If there was a thread in the Racing section, and you only selected the SRT section, you will not see that information. This menu can be useful if used correctly.
Once complete, click Search and see your answers! Feel free to play, there is no limit to the amount of searches you can do!
SEARCH FEATURE
Almost every question you can think of has already been asked and answered! In some cases, the information may be out of date and a new thread will be needed, but in many cases, an answer to your question may be under 10 seconds away!
The VCA Web Forums has a search feature very similar to web search engines like Google. By typing in a few words, it will search all old posts since the website was created to find words matching what you typed in. Be mindful though, the more words you type the fewer results you will get as it will try to find posts only with all of the words you types. In saying that as well, by using words like “The” and “It” you will get hundreds if not thousands of threads. I might suggest sticking to main words. Also try to avoid year specific searches. It will block out a lot of good info. For example:
“What is the best exhaust system for my 2006”
It might be better as:
“best exhaust”
To do a search, click on Search located in the center of the Directional Information Toolbar. If you are wanting a quick overall search, just type in the words in the search box. For this example, we will go with an Advanced Search as you can further clarify your search parameters.
Once you have clicked on Search, click Advanced Search located under the Quick Search field.
Type in the key words you want to search for. Once you have typed in your key words, click on the drop down arrow on the Search All Open Forums tab located on the lower right side of the Search page if you would like to clarify your search. Choose a specific forums you would like the question searched under. In some cases this is not needed but if you are wanting the best exhaust for your 2008, you will not want the threads from the 1992 cars. This feature helps to cut down on the amount of non-applicable information that will be presented to you. Do remember though, by selecting the one section you are narrowing down the number of places the search will look. If there was a thread in the Racing section, and you only selected the SRT section, you will not see that information. This menu can be useful if used correctly.
Once complete, click Search and see your answers! Feel free to play, there is no limit to the amount of searches you can do!
AbsolutHank
Enthusiast
Hmm...I guess I'll figure it out. Thanks!
Ricksnake1
Enthusiast
Plumcrazys my hero! He is so NICE!
AbsolutHank
Enthusiast
Sorry Plum...just playing along
I've probably used the Search more than anyone on the damn forum
georgethedog
Enthusiast
Got it. Now I can search for my old threads to find the results of all of my polls...
V10SpeedLuvr
Enthusiast
I don't like MoparBoy, but since he was the author, I think Phil owes him royalties everytime he posts that "Search" description
V10SpeedLuvr
Enthusiast
Chad you must be drinking. That post is all me. Moparboy owes me at this point..
The one time I give Robert credit, I get burned. That figures.
I have either the flu, bronchitis, or the black plague right now. I'm so high on cough syrup and tylenol, I've had to postpone any drinking plans (and operating heavy machinery or going to the gun range)
costanZo
Enthusiast
So out of curiosity lol.. do you have this whole writeup like saved in a .txt or word file on your computer?? I would have tried searching for that info, but I doubt it would be available through the forums. 
ok NOOB, here ya go...
learn, live it , love it
SEARCH FEATURE
Almost every question you can think of has already been asked and answered! In some cases, the information may be out of date and a new thread will be needed, but in many cases, an answer to your question may be under 10 seconds away!
The VCA Web Forums has a search feature very similar to web search engines like Google. By typing in a few words, it will search all old posts since the website was created to find words matching what you typed in. Be mindful though, the more words you type the fewer results you will get as it will try to find posts only with all of the words you types. In saying that as well, by using words like “The” and “It” you will get hundreds if not thousands of threads. I might suggest sticking to main words. Also try to avoid year specific searches. It will block out a lot of good info. For example:
“What is the best exhaust system for my 2006”
It might be better as:
“best exhaust”
To do a search, click on Search located in the center of the Directional Information Toolbar. If you are wanting a quick overall search, just type in the words in the search box. For this example, we will go with an Advanced Search as you can further clarify your search parameters.
Once you have clicked on Search, click Advanced Search located under the Quick Search field.
Type in the key words you want to search for. Once you have typed in your key words, click on the drop down arrow on the Search All Open Forums tab located on the lower right side of the Search page if you would like to clarify your search. Choose a specific forums you would like the question searched under. In some cases this is not needed but if you are wanting the best exhaust for your 2008, you will not want the threads from the 1992 cars. This feature helps to cut down on the amount of non-applicable information that will be presented to you. Do remember though, by selecting the one section you are narrowing down the number of places the search will look. If there was a thread in the Racing section, and you only selected the SRT section, you will not see that information. This menu can be useful if used correctly.
Once complete, click Search and see your answers! Feel free to play, there is no limit to the amount of searches you can do!
Darbgnik
Enthusiast
You know, I've never used the advanced search.
The one time I give Robert credit, I get burned. That figures.
I have either the flu, bronchitis, or the black plague right now. I'm so high on cough syrup and tylenol, I've had to postpone any drinking plans (and operating heavy machinery or going to the gun range)
Chad, c'mon. Man up. Start drinking, and drive a piece of heavy equipment to a gun range.
Get better.
costanZo
Enthusiast
costanzo, i have a link bookmarked, i can get to it in 2 seconds, copy/paste...
Haha, I was gonna say.. I've prob seen you post that about 5 times, but I'm sure it's been plenty more than that
SoCal Rebell
Enthusiast
I'm searching for Nadine Pesakoff, she jilted me 35 years ago and I haven't seen her since
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SoCal Rebell
Enthusiast
lol, good for her. cant blame her
Here's a pic of us 35 years ago Phil, have you seen her???? It was taken and she still lives in Da Bronx, she completes me
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v10enomous
Enthusiast
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPuIoVOEx1I[/media]
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPuIoVOEx1I[/media]
Here's a pic of us 35 years ago Phil, have you seen her???? It was taken and she still lives in Da Bronx, she completes me
You must be registered for see images attach
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPuIoVOEx1I[/media]
SEARCH FEATURE
Almost every question you can think of has already been asked and answered! In some cases, the information may be out of date and a new thread will be needed, but in many cases, an answer to your question may be under 10 seconds away!
The VCA Web Forums has a search feature very similar to web search engines like Google. By typing in a few words, it will search all old posts since the website was created to find words matching what you typed in. Be mindful though, the more words you type the fewer results you will get as it will try to find posts only with all of the words you types. In saying that as well, by using words like “The” and “It” you will get hundreds if not thousands of threads. I might suggest sticking to main words. Also try to avoid year specific searches. It will block out a lot of good info. For example:
“What is the best exhaust system for my 2006”
It might be better as:
“best exhaust”
To do a search, click on Search located in the center of the Directional Information Toolbar. If you are wanting a quick overall search, just type in the words in the search box. For this example, we will go with an Advanced Search as you can further clarify your search parameters.
Once you have clicked on Search, click Advanced Search located under the Quick Search field.
Type in the key words you want to search for. Once you have typed in your key words, click on the drop down arrow on the Search All Open Forums tab located on the lower right side of the Search page if you would like to clarify your search. Choose a specific forums you would like the question searched under. In some cases this is not needed but if you are wanting the best exhaust for your 2008, you will not want the threads from the 1992 cars. This feature helps to cut down on the amount of non-applicable information that will be presented to you. Do remember though, by selecting the one section you are narrowing down the number of places the search will look. If there was a thread in the Racing section, and you only selected the SRT section, you will not see that information. This menu can be useful if used correctly.
Once complete, click Search and see your answers! Feel free to play, there is no limit to the amount of searches you can do!
ANOTHER OPTION IS TO USE THIS SEARCH.
Google Custom Search - PLUMCRAZY VCA SEARCH
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Almost every question you can think of has already been asked and answered! In some cases, the information may be out of date and a new thread will be needed, but in many cases, an answer to your question may be under 10 seconds away!
The VCA Web Forums has a search feature very similar to web search engines like Google. By typing in a few words, it will search all old posts since the website was created to find words matching what you typed in. Be mindful though, the more words you type the fewer results you will get as it will try to find posts only with all of the words you types. In saying that as well, by using words like “The” and “It” you will get hundreds if not thousands of threads. I might suggest sticking to main words. Also try to avoid year specific searches. It will block out a lot of good info. For example:
“What is the best exhaust system for my 2006”
It might be better as:
“best exhaust”
To do a search, click on Search located in the center of the Directional Information Toolbar. If you are wanting a quick overall search, just type in the words in the search box. For this example, we will go with an Advanced Search as you can further clarify your search parameters.
Once you have clicked on Search, click Advanced Search located under the Quick Search field.
Type in the key words you want to search for. Once you have typed in your key words, click on the drop down arrow on the Search All Open Forums tab located on the lower right side of the Search page if you would like to clarify your search. Choose a specific forums you would like the question searched under. In some cases this is not needed but if you are wanting the best exhaust for your 2008, you will not want the threads from the 1992 cars. This feature helps to cut down on the amount of non-applicable information that will be presented to you. Do remember though, by selecting the one section you are narrowing down the number of places the search will look. If there was a thread in the Racing section, and you only selected the SRT section, you will not see that information. This menu can be useful if used correctly.
Once complete, click Search and see your answers! Feel free to play, there is no limit to the amount of searches you can do!
ANOTHER OPTION IS TO USE THIS SEARCH.
Google Custom Search - PLUMCRAZY VCA SEARCH
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AFL in NJ
Enthusiast
People Search | Background Check | Reverse Cell Phone Lookup - Intelius.com lists a number of Pesakoff's in NY state...you might start there. I'm SURE she's missing you too! (hehehe)
I can imagine the conversation now:
"Who?"
"From where?"
click...
Regards,
Aaron
I can imagine the conversation now:
"Who?"
"From where?"
click...
Regards,
Aaron
V10SpeedLuvr
Enthusiast
shes cute.
i'll be working in da bronx friday afternoon. i'll look around for her.
If you happen to see Kellie Pickler as well...there's a reward. I'll also pay for any incidentals needed in the kidna...uhhh, nevermind. Just know all expenses will be covered.
Roy
Enthusiast
He Plum, since you lots about the search feature, although I use it a lot, it's not perfect yet or I need more explanation.
You say when I search for "best exhaust" I'll get all good hits or something. But when I do this, for instantce with "search titles only" and SUB forum RT/10 GTS talk, I'll get all hits with either "best" or "exhaust" in the title.
my question: is it also possible to receive only titles with ánd "best" ánd "exhaust" in the title?
thanks for your advise...(when I start reading this thread I was sure I wasn't goin to reply seriously, but you guys got me thinking of this)
You say when I search for "best exhaust" I'll get all good hits or something. But when I do this, for instantce with "search titles only" and SUB forum RT/10 GTS talk, I'll get all hits with either "best" or "exhaust" in the title.
my question: is it also possible to receive only titles with ánd "best" ánd "exhaust" in the title?
thanks for your advise...(when I start reading this thread I was sure I wasn't goin to reply seriously, but you guys got me thinking of this)
yes, titles only are an option.
do you see the box under the key words that says "entire posts", click it and a drop box opens with a titles only option. then go over to choose which body style you want, then hit the search now button
this can also help:
ANOTHER OPTION IS TO USE THIS SEARCH.
Google Custom Search - PLUMCRAZY VCA SEARCH
do you see the box under the key words that says "entire posts", click it and a drop box opens with a titles only option. then go over to choose which body style you want, then hit the search now button
this can also help:
ANOTHER OPTION IS TO USE THIS SEARCH.
Google Custom Search - PLUMCRAZY VCA SEARCH
SoCal Rebell
Enthusiast
LOL, she was my steady girlfriend in 1975, I recently ran into and friended her on Facebook. I sent her that pic, the reason for that stupid look on my face was the person taking the pic said "say sh*t" and I did
How do you like that polyester shirt 
