Clearly the GRM forum is tops, but I imagine most of us stray sometimes. When you do, what other sites do you frequent?
Clearly the GRM forum is tops, but I imagine most of us stray sometimes. When you do, what other sites do you frequent?
MotoIQ, Racecar Engineering, and Speedhunters...uh, for the articles 
I skim the TTAC headlines for news.
At the moment I'm spending a lot of time on mr2oc for obvious reasons, forumwise I also like Pelican and Impactbumpers. Occasionally MotoIQ.
For inspiration etc, SpeedHunters. And of course BaT for stuff I like but can't afford.
Speedhunters, Miataturbo, Clubroadster. Speedhunters for car pr0n, Miataturbo to get my learn on and take my aggression out on people, and Clubroadster for the lulz.
Zuwharrie.com, expeditionportal.com and advrider.com are the ones I check every day. Those are for the content, this one is for the people.
Thanks for the recommendations. A few of these are new to me, which is what I was hoping for!
hooniverse duh.
MotoIQ is really the only non-GRM site I visit on a regular basis.
Pirate4x4.com is the only one I frequent for entertainment & tech, if I'm researching a repair/mod it's usually Matthewsvolvosite.com, Volvospeed.com, 4bangerJP.com, NAXJA.org, TDIClub.com
http://www.curbsideclassic.com/ is another good one. http://autos.ca/ for the modern stuff.
Rangerpowersports.com mostly. My FB news feed shows if I need to go somewhere else to look at something.
Variety is critical for me. I usually can't stand make/model specific forums. That is why I hang out here actually. I don't race, Competition holds no interest to me. I just like engaging/interesting vintage cars that are fun to drive.
Retro rides in the UK is pretty awesome.
I check out the HAMB every few days but the attitudes there always have me closing the browser window within minutes.
"mg experience" because of a long British car history and the amiable crowd. Lot like this place, but with more rust, electrical faults and leaky SUs.
http://www.mgexp.com
"Metalmeet" because I enjoy the sheet-metal fabrication aspect of the car hobby.
http://www.metalmeet.com
"Build threads" is another site that feeds the fabrication fetish. Epic build threads is what they are about.
http://www.build-threads.com/
Been shopping the Volvo sites looking for a home for the P1800 build thread, but not finding much love for Volvo restomods anywhere.
Adirondack Motor Enthusiasts Club, inc. icerace.com for iceracing etc. Fiesta Fanatics, because I own one. Team ZX2- because I used to own one. Anything else that interests me.
None besides lurking on the sportster forum for info. This is it for me.
miataturbo
occasionally LS1tech, just the "for sale" section though
AutoBlog.com for the steady stream of industry and product news; StanceWorks.com and my tumblr feed for photography.
hachiroku.net... aeu86.org... club4ag... mr2oc... japanese nostalgic car... 3tc garage... speedtalk.com... apexspeed.com...
But not often , I like this place much better.
I've been following Fiat 500 Owners since March for obvious reasons. If you don't sell yours, maybe you'll pick up some ideas to make it more fun?
No Car Lounge mentioned yet? And I don't mean VW Vortex, I only mean the Car Lounge itself.
And Pirate4x4 makes the HAMB look like a Girl Scout troop.
Advrider.com is the only other motor powered site I lurk around on. I peruzze around on Bikeforums.net for bicycle related hoonage.
I bounce between Hooniverse, Flatsixes, and here for my internet automotive fixes. For obvious reasons, I'm sure.
Lately, I've really liked all of the car-dedicated youtube channels. The Smoking Tire's youtube channel is pretty good, and of course the /Drive channel is the tops.
Give Motor Trend's channel a follow, too, as they do the DirtEveryDay and Roadkill shows.
I use this one for specs;
http://www.automobile-catalog.com/specifications.php
www.motorsport.com
They have tons of pictures (and articles, too) of most every major racing series. Hmm, great now somebody's gonna have to prove me wrong . . .
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