[Curmudgeon]

(IMG:http://www.frrax.com/rrforum/style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif) WARNING

I would suggest that you read all the forum rules or be ready to be roasted.

I would suggest you lurk for awhile before stepping in. It is one of the best tech site out there that I know of, but the sites admin. Does not tolerate violations of there rules.

[bruecksteve]

WOW!!!! Live on the east coast and look at what you miss while you're sleeping!!!

I'm sorta with Randy here.

I understand that people get tired of answering the same questions over and over. Message forums are a great way to get information but not always the easy way to find it. But regardless, being rude and demeaning and for that matter, condoning that, is not the attitude most uf us had when we originally got together up here on this site. Like I said, if that's the way they want to be, they can have their site. I don't have time to wade through all the name calling and bickering, I'm trying to find out stuff about my car and maybe help someone else out that might be doing the same. We were all new to this at some point and we all asked stuid questions. More reason for us to take the time and come up with a FAQ section.

And like Randy, I don't have the time to spend (not that I wouldn't like to) devoting my life to understanding roll centers etc. I've read the books (I've had a lot more years to do it than most of you (IMG:http://www.frrax.com/rrforum/style_emoticons/default/dry.gif) ) and even talked to some of the greats of our sport, but let's face it, the science behind what we do and how it works is still black art and witchcraft. If I go change my roll center will I feel the difference? Maybe, maybe not. If I use a 295 vs 315 will I feel the difference, will I go faster? Maybe, maybe not. The point is, without the major money to test everything we can try, all we can do is ask "stupid" questions and hope we can use our tiny brains and come to some conclusion that will make us go faster and that we can afford.

But there is no reason to be hateful and degrading when responding to a "newbie" and I'm sure the administration of THIS board will not allow that to happen.

We will now return to your regularly scheduled program... (IMG:http://www.frrax.com/rrforum/style_emoticons/default/drink.gif)