Unless it has been changed and I've missed it, then minor speed on boots stack with FS and the pvp set bonus.
Minor speed does not however stack with things like the AB boots. (which isnt important now a days )

Would love a dps comparison of the zul'aman staff and Terestian's Stranglestaff, as there is no such thing currently.

Well I personally would be happy if i just saw how much dps increase is the armor ignoral on zul'aman staff.

The Druid Wiki � ToskksDPSGearMethod
-Put in your values.
-Select the correct buffs/debuffs/boss.
-Select "Weapons" from the drop down box.
-Hit "Generate".
-?????
-Profit.

You could also try any of the other spreadsheets linked at the end of the Cat post, at the beginning of this thread, although I have no idea just how up-to-date they are.

From what I remember from the top of my head:
Zul'Aman = S2 mace

Depends a bit on hit rating cap and personal preference, but that's about it.

Since S2 Mace > Terestian's (except in looks, clearleh), ZA > Terestian's.

He's talking out of his arse.

The "crit cap" is at about 75% from behind (25% glancing which you can never remove) and the same from the front (although getting enough expertise to remove all parrys is pretty insane, and you'd never DPS from the front anyway).

For all intents and purposes, there's no crit cap at the current time because gear and buffs just won't let you get that much %crit.

There is some kind of Critcap for Whitehits. Lets assume that you are hitcapped and have no expertise.
Therefore you would have around 25% glancing blows and 5.6% dodge. So the Critcap would be around 69.7% Crit

Let's just be specific about it. Against a boss, the white hit crit cap is:
100% - (glances + misses + dodges + parries)
For a druid attacking a boss from behind, this is:
100% - (25% + (9% - mitigation from hitrating) + (6% or so - mitigation from expertise) + 0%)

So the crit cap is anywhere from 60% to 75%, depending on gear.

Also, I wouldn't be surprised if you purposely avoided hit rating and stacked crit/agi, you could hit the cap. But it's like being hit-immune: theoretically possible, but not not going to happen in any realistic scenario.

I was questioning how up to date the links were rather than the spreadsheets themselves. Thanks for the update.

Two things about the spreadsheet:

1- Spicy Hot Talbuk is adding hit rating to the unbuffed percentage when it shouldn't.
2- It is indeed possible to get over the white hit cap by a few percent, using the most-crit-without-taking-hit items in each slot (65% crit and 1.4% hit or so). This gearset does some pretty sub-optimal things, though (like taking the 8 Agi libram instead of the hit/AP enchant). It also requires Hyjal/BT gems, and purposely avoiding hit rating.

Actually, this project is not so unrealistic. The gear list I compiled in this thread on 100% avoidance doesn't contain anything unrealistic for somebody with regular tier 6 access. Much of it is available through the auction house. I myself don't yet have the tier 6 shoulders, [Insidious Bands], [Shadowmoon Insignia], [Shadowmaster's Boots], or appropriate level gems, but I expect all of those to come in due time.

Boevis will be able to report test results sooner.

That being said, the next question for me would be: how much TPS can I produce when running in a hit-immune outfit? One should be able to get an considerabely high amount of crit rating an AP when tanking. So anyone ho could guess on TPS? That should give you the max Raid-DPS to calculate whether the Boss goes down before Enrage or not. Btw if the Enrage just does more damage on his first target it would be no problem, as the first target, the tank, would not be hit . Damn I wish my guild would be farmin Illidan, as I would like to test this!