Guys, when you post a thread, try to make sure that you are spelling manufacturer names correctly. I will go in and edit thread titles on occasion but for example ATI lists their product as 'ProCharger' on their website, not as two separate words. Our search feature is not case-specific, but 'Pro Charger' or 'Pro-Charger' is not the correct spelling.

Don't even get me started on 'pulleys' vs 'pullies' AHEM:

1 entry found for pulleys.
pul·ley ( P ) Pronunciation Key (pl)
n. pl. pul·leys
A simple machine consisting essentially of a wheel with a grooved rim in which a pulled rope or chain can run to change the direction of the pull and thereby lift a load.
A wheel turned by or driving a belt.

 

Phamspeed is gonna be a tough one....lol

 

Haha could be.

 

Not a problem, but you might want to look at your own post first Its even a sticky at the top of the page!

centrifrugal supercharger (ATI, Vortech)

--notice the extra R in centrifugal--

 

LOL!

centrifrugal superchager -

1 entry found for centrifrugal supercharger

a budget minded supercharger...

 

so what is it you want pulley spelt John..... ha ha or plural pulleys.... ha ha
**** John i tried to do a search ona old post i did and couldnt even find it till i splet some words right ha ha
Kyle

 

Looks like I got owned.

 

I agree. On a positive note, horrible spelling has forced me to become quite proficient with the 'Advanced Search' feature. Any thoughts about adding a spell checker to the forum?

Mark

 

Spel cheq iz going two bee a little bit of a pain in da ***.....jus look at all the abbreviations we have...Also look at hour sponsors (STS, TTP, QTP, ATI, IForged, Cartek, Phamspeed, FLP, etc ) Spel cheq is gonna pop up everytime somejaun rights those words....Itz going two make people loose there minds

 

It could still be argued that an optional spell checker would be immensely helpful – especially if whomever configures it adds our sponsor list and perhaps a subset of common abbreviations to the dictionary. Frankly, I would not be disappointed to see some of our abbreviations go by the way side - often they do nothing more than obfuscate posts and furthermore contribute to spelling delinquency. JMHO

Mark

 

How about a Forum 'spell check' function.