My thoughts exactly. Since you're new here, I figured that I'd explain a few things.
Forums are fed by 2 things: flow of information and interaction. Without either of those, you have either Wikipedia or Facebook.
First, the long term users are all here because we either want to keep Blasters up and running in mass quantities or because we want to contribute. With the exception of the sponsors, we aren't in this for any type of personal, professional, or financial gain. If we recommend something, it is for a good, founded reason. We have nothing to gain from posting any sort of misleading information, so if we tell you to do something or send it to someone in particular, we really do have your best interest at heart.
Second, it is very hard to find good information about anything these days without a stack of manuals and reference books unless you go to a forum. Fortunately, the forum dedicated to Blasters (this one) happens to be frequented by a very knowledgeable and decent group of people. Very few of us know each other on a personal level and the rest of us know about one another only what is posted here. If someone gives intentionally bad advice on here (or any other forum that I know of), their posts are followed by immediate scrutiny and they don't last long.
Those things being said, we'd all recommend that you follow what we're saying to do. Just about any single frequent member here can tell you everything you need to know about building an engine that runs very well for a very long time. As Blaaster would say, "just ask and the information shall be forthcoming." I tell people all the time that if you have access to this forum, failure is on you.
