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Post a DSM Tech Article

DO NOT POST QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION!!!

If you're trying to post a question, click here to post it. A Tech Article/How-To is a tutorial that is written to share an experience with other DSMers to help educate them on a subject. Whether it be a documented installation, a product review, or a tutorial explaining something like how to read a turbo flow map. It should be useful to the community. Tutorials should contain quality photos and even videos when possible.

Let us go over a few points on what we're looking for:


1. CHOOSE A GOOD TOPIC

The higher level of difficulty of the project the more helpful your article will be to the community. Be sure to explain why you're doing the project and what the goal is.

When writing a Parts Review/Feedback article, be sure to title the article with the product you're giving feedback on. Only give feedback on an item installed on your car, which you have tested personally. Also make sure your article is an actual review of the product, not an installation article - it should be a follow-up on how the part performed, reliability issues, quality issues, etc. If the part requires a break-in period, please wait until the break-in period is complete and you've been able to test the product in real world driving situations before submitting feedback. We don't want to see feedback about a product you have not seriously tested yet. The article should not contain customer service or feedback for the retailer you purchased the item from. It should be strictly related to the product and how it performed for your application. Should others buy it or not?



2. DOCUMENT YOUR TUTORIAL WELL AND TAKE PHOTOS

This step is critical. Write your article in Notepad or another text editor first so you can have a copy in case you have trouble submitting. You should attach at least 3-5 photos for each article. Text without photos is not very helpful when trying to explain how to install something. Use the Upload feature instead of linking to photos hosted on other sites in order to preserve your VFAQ long term. We recommend naming your photos in a way that you'll remember what they depict when you upload them. When writing your article, we suggest drafting a copy in a text editor such as Wordpad or Notepad - any editor that uses "plain text". Try to avoid using Microsoft Word, as that program uses "rich text" which screws up formatting when you paste it in an online submission form like ours) then copy into the message box. Try and use a Step-by-Step format.



3. ADDING PHOTOS AND/OR VIDEOS TO YOUR ARTICLE

Add photos and videos to your tutorial using the "Add Photos" or the "Add Video" buttons.



4. PROOF READ YOUR HOW-TO

Go over and double-check the accuracy of the information you've posted. Keep in mind that thousands of people will potentially read this tutorial and you want the information to be correct. Use proper spelling and grammar - run your text through the built-in Spell Checker feature on the posting form (the ABC icon). The Firefox and Chrome browsers will underline misspelled words for you automatically.



SUBMIT TO THE CORRECT CATEGORY

Begin writing your tutorial by clicking on one of the following article categories:
Submit a Manual/Document File
Submit a 420A-specific How-To
Submit a Galant VR4-specific How-To
Submit a Spyder-specific How-To
Submit an Intake/Exhaust How-To
Submit a Turbo/Intercooling How-To
Submit an Engine/Fuel How-To
Submit a Drivetrain How-To
Submit a Suspension/Brakes How-To
Submit an Electrical/Wiring How-To
Submit a Tuning How-To
Submit an Exterior/Interior How-To
Submit a Parts Fabrication How-To
Submit a 3D Parts Printing How-To
Submit a Miscellaneous How-To

Parts Review/Feedback Articles:
Submit a Parts Review/Feedback Article



THAT'S IT!

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