The 'do a search' phenomenon has evolved over time. Its a commonly expressed sentiment on forums of all types. What it has to do with is related to a few items, namely, most simple topics have been beaten to death. And I mean really beaten to death. Search for budget boost or tires and look around at what you see. What it comes down to is that those of us who have lurked on this site or posted for a while know that many times, the exact same question has been asked over and over again. It may seem simple to just answer it again, but what it leads to is dozens if not hundreds of dead threads on the same topic with the same questions and the same answers. Even though I may know the answer to a question, it is a waste of my time to answer it if it has already been answered many times. It is much easier for the poster to simply spend a few minutes searching for the answer themselves. Lots of times you will find it pretty easily. Sometimes, the answer is just not to be had as its a new topic or needs expansion. In those cases, if you ask, you shall receive... (another minor irritant, depending on your perspective, is spelling. The title of this thread is case in point, what you meant was 'peace of mind' not 'piece', right?) In other cases, the question is just poorly thought out. Like 'what kind of tires should I use?'. That's like asking 'what color should I paint my bathroom?', the answer is entirely dependent on the asker's situation, and no amount of advice will be able to answer it correctly for that user. For future reference, topics that have been beaten to death include but are not limited to: budget boosts, tires, axle upgrades, shock lengths, slip yoke eliminators, tranny drops, add-a-leafs, shackle lengths, pinion angles, most questions related to specific manufacturers products, coil spacers, etc, etc, etc. The point is, if you want to know something, spend some time searching and reading. If after a couple of hours of research you still can't find the answer, ask it gently with clues in the thread title as to what you need and include plenty of information about your rig, your driving style, your access to tools and workspace, your experience and what you want to accomplish. Don't get cutesy, don't use a 'cleverly' titled thread like 'free boobs for Americans' and the like and if you get flamed, point out that you have searched before you feel offended. There are exceptions of course, like if you have your jeep ripped apart and really need a fast answer to a simple question, but you can bloody well expect to be torn a new one for not researching first. When that happens, just happily enjoy the reaming and read first the next time.
I sincerely hope this helps...
B.
is doing something about the Frequently Asked Questions, but let's be patient. It's still a ways away.
