Sjsmk1 I can see where you feel offended. However it's hard to inturpet what someone really means when reading a post because it lacks the attuide one can identify when talking to a person face to face.
Really active people to the forums try to read and reply to many posts and don't really think about what they might be coming off as (rude, nice, jerk, friendly) and usually don't mean anything by there post.
Though I do find (on any site) if you don't search something first and you ask a question that has been asked lots of times, you will be flamed. This is the way of the forums. It's happen too me on many accounts.
By the sounds of what your doing it will be fine for street driving, and anything is better than the stock. However you asked a question after you purchased which brought on phils first question/remark, which sounds harsh but is also truth.
I once posted in an electronic repair forum about a TV I was working on, it didn't come out right (the post) and someone replied very harsh (so I felt) and I got upset. I replied really rude and the users was like whoa! I'm trying to help you! And almost got kicked off a paying site. When I cooled down and read what I posted the first time I saw that I didn't sound technical in the post and lacked info needed to get the help, after I admitted I was wrong for reacting the way I did and answered his questions he helped me figure out the problem.
