Actually, there are very few people who don't respect Jason. I can think of perhaps one person who took his occasional sarcasm and constant posting of fact as insult. I have only ever seen him be wrong once. He writes with intelligence and clarity.
If he posts something, you can pretty much take it as gospel; he's got the FSM seemingly memorized.

If you did as much searching as you claim to, you would know this of Jason.

I implore you to find someone who doesn't respect Jason. Then I implore you to find ANYONE who respects you.

You cannot search, you bitch about every single thread, you cannot type with clarity or correct spelling... Yeah, you're definitely the most intelligent newb here.
(In case you can't detect sarcasm... I actually meant the opposite of the last line I typed. I think your posts are moronic)

So tell me... what worthwhile contribution do you think you bring to this forum? You think pointing out what you think is dumb helps anyone? This is not a dumb thread, as we have just dispelled a common myth that no rev limiter exists. Those with experience proved this to those that do not have experience. And what did you bring to this thread? Bitching and stupidity.
Well done.

 

chill out people, it's not the end of the world... people will always disagree, if i were to let every little thing get to me on these forums i would have been gone long ago.

 

Well we were talking about rev limiters. If you read the thread you'd realise I was one of the few people who posted facts. What useful info did you contribute?

I am quite comfortable with the forum's opinion of me, good and bad. No hurt here.

You're not being criticised for being a noob or asking questions or not searching. You're being criticised for ragging on members who've contributed far more than you have and for the juvinile manner of all your posts. Take the hint.

 

the point of this thread is clear.
1. to prove there is a way to remove rev limiter without re-chipping / by using a piggy-back device
2. to prove the existance of a rev limiter (which was proven later by members who contributed to the thread)