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72bluNblu said
Tony has the science dead wrong. He may have some solutions that work based on his experience, but he can't even accurately explain why they work. That makes his experience pretty limited in its application. And yet, he feels the need to try to expand his niche experience into topics where it just doesn't apply, and in doing so is putting out a lot of bad information. Maybe in a "likable, charismatic and funny" way, but he's still completely wrong about most of his chassis advice. Maybe he found what works best for him, but you'd better be careful applying it to anything else. I know and have worked with guys that have more experience than Tony does. Anybody can put up a YouTube channel, and thousands of followers doesn't mean you're right. .

Ok...You talked out of both sides of your mouth through that whole post but this clinched it. Come on, man. I have no dog in this fight so I'll just let it go.
I certainly don't think Uncle Tony's Garage is the one and only source of information. I doubt anyone does. He doesn't need me to defend him.

He has earned enough credibility that when he makes a claim, it's worth hearing and considering, even more so when this claim is contradictory to what we assume we already know. That's all I'm saying.

72bluNblu said
And no, I'm not reading every post you put on the board. I already spend too much time here, I can't keep up with every post that every person makes and keep them straight with their builds. And on that note, none of this is really adding to this thread anymore.

You only have time to lecture then? Well you may want to check your math since you almost certainly spent more time repeating more or less exactly what I wrote earlier in the thread than you would have spent reading it. ;)

Again, all of the information that you share on the forum is appreciated...at least it is by me. Thanks...and I hope you don't stop.

So here's one for you. You can take or leave the suggestion: consider approaching other people's ideas with a bit of humility once in a while. Before you say "but I do"...no, you don't. You're bound to learn something and people are a lot more likely to hear you when they sense that you hear and respect them.

Again, take it or leave it.