atouchtoomuch, a little advice without trying to be condescending or teaching you to suck eggs ...
Keep a bit quieter for a while. Stop replying to any negativity you feel and instead finish and post links to the website or make it simple with just a Facebook page maybe. You probably aren't running this as a business yet 'cos your inter-personal skills would probably be a little better developed, so an advert selling parts
as a sideline shouldn't, I would have thought, be frowned upon, though even that ship might have sailed now. You might be asked by the mods to become a Forum Sponsor to be allowed to sell as that's clearly ("I dont tell people how to tune stuff I sell products that work") been your intention from day 1, so I dunno, their call.
I'd also have thought a more effective strategy on your part would have been to post up pictures of the actual parts and modifications you've made rather than pics of a finished installation .. which shows notalot other than a larger turbo, wastegate and silicon tubing really! You don't need dims and specs, just actual parts for people to get an idea from, but more importantly evidence of the power produced, like actual 'real' test data. Maybe graphs of Dyno runs, flow rates, fuel flow, airflow, from both before and after the mods have been applied.
There really are some very knowledgeable people on here running some seriously cool engines and other kit. ****ing them off isn't a great way of starting a potential business to a potentially large market slice .. 100,000+ members with maybe 2000 active ..
I quote .. "Members: 115,272", Total members that have visited the forum in the last 24 hours: 1,300, Currently Active Users: 790 (124 members and 666 guests)"
OK, the 'active quests' might well be a number of bots, but that's a snapshot of the potential market you have here ... Just a thought or two ..
Hope it helps ...