Gotta Do Homework Before Posting?

[zbugger]

It's "fify cent" you nerdy whiteboy ;)...

Who's white now? Written it's 50 Cent. Spoken, it's "Fitty Cent".

Derek, the reason it's recommended to look at all of the info you can is so that you will know more about your setup. If you decide to change things up a little, you'll know where to go. The more you know, the better you will understand what you are doing to your car. It's not that giving specific info is a bad thing, but it turns the mind into mush. Just like TV, you are given everything. If you have to sift through a couple threads to get specific info, you are reading other stuff that can let you know when you've gone too far or not far enough. Also, giving specific information doesn't mean you're gonna like that particular setup. Maybe you will want the ride to be a little more stiff, maybe you'll want it to be softer. In the end, it's all personal preference and what makes you comfortable behind the wheel.

[Steve Chryssos]

Just preface the question in your post with "I already searched previous threads, but......."

Again, these are just guidelines.

[nancejd]

I think we are on the right track here. Basically, if you don't want to answer a basic question in a polite and helpful way, just don't respond, it's easy to do nothing. We have a basic statement that says that people who know stuff, appreciate it when you make the effort to do a search, read what's there, and then ask your question. I think that's good advice for everyone, new or old to the board. Vendors should be held to a higher standard, and have some evidence of their claims. What more do we need?