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Never talk to a police officer. "Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law". When they ask you anything, they aren't looking to make conversation, they are looking for anything you say that they can use against you, which could even lead to your car being searched...

Street driven cars are not on a racetrack however. Understeer is much safer than oversteer for a street driven car.

Always install upgraded anti-sway bars in matched sets, front and rear, for best, safest handling. -- B.F. Goodrich T/A Certified Tire Specialist

Virtually all cars are designed to understeer as that is considered safer on the street than oversteer. Yes, rear anti-sway bars reduce understeer as has been noted and as has also been noted by the professional suspension engineer Herb Adams, only upgrading to a rear anti-sway bar is not advisable.

China-bay parts are never very good quality.

There is no benefit to replacing parts that don't need replacing. Spending money needlessly, well if you're rich I guess and you have money to burn, go for it. Diagnose. Don't just replace. Follow the diagnostic instructions in the videos above and you wont go wrong.

This is a commonly neglected maintenance item and can cause excessive oil consumption when the PCV valve becomes plugged. A new replacement PVC valve is only about $5 or so and as the video shows you, is not difficult to replace.

Good job!

This video explains why in most cases sticking with the stock original equipment spark plugs is a wise idea.

Well no, not just that, but a video on replacing the CV joint/axle shaft may very likely show what you are looking for.

For correct and accurate fuel economy calculations, yes I do. Just takes care to do it right without spillage, which would also skew accurate fuel economy calculations.