Not sure if this has been suggested before...It would be helpful if people used Topic Titles that clued the reader into what the topic was about. "Need help changing stock head unit" is better than "Can someone help?". Trying to go through unread topics to determine which are of interest goes alot faster if one can figure out by the topic title if it makes sense to look at the thread or not. Additionally, I find I'm constantly looking at those very long threads that last weeks with the subject like "Any suggestions?" numerous times because I dont' remember what it's about until I eventually realize it's a topic I'm not interested in.
__________________ <span style='color:green'>1994 325i </span>- - - 75,000 mi.
No mods - - - very happy as is!
<span style='color:green'>1995 525i </span>- - - 154,000 mi.
No squeaks or rattles... unreal!
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