Pacnorthcuda
National Ego-Stroking Day
Reged: Nov 19 2007
Loc: Kirkland, Washington
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Image a Rev-N-Nator AND a Tornado on the same engine!!! Nothing could stop it! The world has changed...
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71TA
moparts member
Reged: Jan 19 2003
Loc: Warren, MI
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Image a Rev-N-Nator AND a Tornado on the same engine!!! Nothing could stop it! The world has changed...

This may even top Chryslers RETROENCABULATOR!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXW0bx_Ooq4
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The R/T Garage
member
Reged: Jun 10 2010
Loc: Mn
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Image a Rev-N-Nator AND a Tornado on the same engine!!! Nothing could stop it! The world has changed...

This may even top Chryslers RETROENCABULATOR!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXW0bx_Ooq4
Hello Mr Detroit Muscle, Thanks for your kind comments!!! We have used and recommended your products to many of our customers! Thanks Troy & Laura
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YO7_A66
master
Reged: Jan 20 2003
Loc: Indiana
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R/T Garage: I wish you good luck on your new ECU box. The Mopar aftermarket needs a solid and reliable ECU box to offer to those of us who would like to run this style of ignition system. I can't imagine how much time and money it would take to try and create a new aftermarket ECU and I respect you and the other people in our communities that have the balls to create such an item and try and market them. Note: It would be helpfull to those of us interested if you would correct the A/F ratios on the next dyno sessions so that we could review the hp/tq numbers that each ECU is creating while using the same A/F ratio.
-------------------- 1970 YO7 A66 [Canadian Export] F8 Challenger
340(SL.P. 226/238@.050,270/288 dur,.489/.480" 112 deg., 9.7:1, 2.02's),RPM intake, QF SS-750 Annular DP, MSD Street Fire Ign., & TTI's. 727(built by Rick Allison) /Dynamic 9.5" 3800, TF-2, & A&A 5600rpm Hemi gov.)& 3:91's (235/60's & 255/60's).
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dannysbee
super gas
Reged: Nov 12 2003
Loc: Texas
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Looking forward to some more Dyno pulls and results.
-------------------- Getting old just means you were smarter than some and luckier than others.
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The R/T Garage
member
Reged: Jun 10 2010
Loc: Mn
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R/T Garage: I wish you good luck on your new ECU box. The Mopar aftermarket needs a solid and reliable ECU box to offer to those of us who would like to run this style of ignition system. I can't imagine how much time and money it would take to try and create a new aftermarket ECU and I respect you and the other people in our communities that have the balls to create such an item and try and market them. Note: It would be helpfull to those of us interested if you would correct the A/F ratios on the next dyno sessions so that we could review the hp/tq numbers that each ECU is creating while using the same A/F ratio.
Thank you for the support!! My wife and I invested our life savings into this project, many grey hairs later and lots of sleepless nights, we finally can see the light at the end of the tunnel!!! On the A/F ratios, We agree, that they need to be inline with eachother to get a better comparison. We will be doing a chassis dyno and engine dyno in the next couple weeks. Thanks again, Troy & Laura www.thertgarage.com
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gdonovan
Special 'K' in the haws!
Reged: Jun 13 2008
Loc: Oakdale CT
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As someone who has done lots of research and testing on ignition systems on engines making 3+hp/cid I find some of the statements and facts presented here questionable.
Once the flame is lit at WOT the ignitions job is done and electricity moves at the same rate of speed in one ignition box as another.
Multi-spark ignition does have some benefits at low engine speeds especially if you have a chamber with poor burn characteristics and/or sloppy mixture.
More information is always welcome.
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Performance Only
top fuel
Reged: Jul 10 2010
Loc: Delray beach, Florida
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i think what i'd like to see is the engine tuned to peak efficiency with each ignition system. that means optimal timing and jetting for each system. it appears that, that might not have been done. i see some pretty big changes in the scfm, A/F and bsfc between the 3 systems.
how does the same engine use more air but make less HP and torque??? there's a simple answer, but i'll just leave it at that for now. i hate to say it, but i don't think those dyno pulls represent a true apples to apples comparison. i'd be happy to test your box on a dyno mule that will repeat numbers run after run and report the results if your willing.
-------------------- machine shop owner and engine builder
Edited by Performance Only (Thu Dec 01 2011 01:00 AM)
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Dunnuck Racing
mopar addict
Reged: Mar 18 2007
Loc: Northern Indiana
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i think what i'd like to see is the engine tuned to peak efficiency with each ignition system. that means optimal timing and jetting for each system. it appears that, that might not have been done. i see some pretty big changes in the scfm, A/F and bsfc between the 3 systems.
how does the same engine use more air but make less HP and torque??? there's a simple answer, but i'll just leave it at that for now. i hate to say it, but i don't think those dyno pulls represent a true apples to apples comparison. i'd be happy to test your box on a dyno mule that will repeat numbers run after run and report the results if your willing.
I have no idea if this ignition box is any good,and I offered to do some pulls for him in a P.M.....
One thing I see is he is excited about a developing product and posted some results. Give him a chance to post more results when he gets them. I am guilty of jumping the gun and posting dyno results to often. People tend to want to give their "expert" opinions on eveything. Maybe we should all just post a "worse" pull hp number and a "best" pull hp number and no other info like other people. Keith
-------------------- 10.21 @ 131.12/1.43 60ft.
Vic Bloomer Cylinder Heads ported Edelbrocks
BPE 4.125 crankshaft
Flat tappet 421 c.i. small block Challenger @3070 lbs.
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The R/T Garage
member
Reged: Jun 10 2010
Loc: Mn
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i think what i'd like to see is the engine tuned to peak efficiency with each ignition system. that means optimal timing and jetting for each system. it appears that, that might not have been done. i see some pretty big changes in the scfm, A/F and bsfc between the 3 systems.
how does the same engine use more air but make less HP and torque??? there's a simple answer, but i'll just leave it at that for now. i hate to say it, but i don't think those dyno pulls represent a true apples to apples comparison. i'd be happy to test your box on a dyno mule that will repeat numbers run after run and report the results if your willing.
Hello, We understand your skepticism, this is why we have scheduled 2 more different dyno sessions, 1 chassis dyno and one with Lofgren Auto Specialties! He is one of the best Mopar engine builders in the country, and the most detailed engine builder and person There is. He won the Royal Purple Hemi Challange engine Build off. Has a excellent reputation up here in the midwest! He will probe the Rev-N-Nator inside and out! Like we said before, we will post this good or bad. Our goal was to be better then the mopar box! And if we com close to MSD or beat them. Well good for us and all the kool Mopars out there. We will keep everyone updated! Should have both dynos completed in the next 2 to 3 weeks. Thanks again, Troy and Laura
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Twostick
super street
Reged: May 20 2003
Loc: Downtown Roebuck Ont
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Please stop acting like a politician and post the whole dyno runs. This is an infomercial at best right now.
Please show us the data from idle to 3500 rpm or stop hocking us...ok??? I am shocked how stupid you think we are.
"Average street cars" your quote...
Last I knew "Average street cars" typically operate between 600 rpm and 3500 rpm.
In his defense,and I don't know him ,or who is doing his dyno pulls,most engine dynos struggle to pull a high torque engine down under 3000 rpm. For whatever reason,this dyno operator is starting a little higher rpm pull than that. It takes an operator a lot of time to adjust the dyno to pull low rpm's and some are not equipped to do so. Most are set up for 350 to 400 cubic inch hi-rpm screamers that make power up top.
Keith
You just need an old Stuska Dyno like my builder has. Throttle in the right hand and the water brake valve in the left. Those Superflo and DTS type 5 second "zinnng" pulls are a joke IMHO.
Kevin
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Dunnuck Racing
mopar addict
Reged: Mar 18 2007
Loc: Northern Indiana
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You just need an old Stuska Dyno like my builder has. Throttle in the right hand and the water brake valve in the left. Those Superflo and DTS type 5 second "zinnng" pulls are a joke IMHO.
Kevin
I don't want to get to far off topic,but my Superflow will pull low rpm's and can be manually controlled just like his "old Stuska". But it can also be set to pull at different servo controlled rates which allows repeatable accurate pulls that a manual test can't equal,which makes for better comparisons from pull to pull.Not every operator wants to take the effort to make the changes. I don't want to argue on here,but if you want some information on how different dyno's work,feel free to P.M. me.  Keith
-------------------- 10.21 @ 131.12/1.43 60ft.
Vic Bloomer Cylinder Heads ported Edelbrocks
BPE 4.125 crankshaft
Flat tappet 421 c.i. small block Challenger @3070 lbs.
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Fastback67
enthusiast
Reged: Feb 04 2008
Loc: Norwich, CT
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We will keep everyone updated! Should have both dynos completed in the next 2 to 3 weeks. Thanks again, Troy and Laura
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Performance Only
top fuel
Reged: Jul 10 2010
Loc: Delray beach, Florida
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You just need an old Stuska Dyno like my builder has. Throttle in the right hand and the water brake valve in the left. Those Superflo and DTS type 5 second "zinnng" pulls are a joke IMHO.
Kevin
I don't want to get to far off topic,but my Superflow will pull low rpm's and can be manually controlled just like his "old Stuska". But it can also be set to pull at different servo controlled rates which allows repeatable accurate pulls that a manual test can't equal,which makes for better comparisons from pull to pull.Not every operator wants to take the effort to make the changes. I don't want to argue on here,but if you want some information on how different dyno's work,feel free to P.M. me.  Keith
i knew one day we'd find common ground. i have no use for a manually controlled dyno. they're not repeatable and typically the Stuska is known for happy numbers to boot.
-------------------- machine shop owner and engine builder
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gch
Polara Prince
Reged: Mar 06 2005
Loc: Angier,nc
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-------------------- You can't fix stupid
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70 Polara 4dr 496/727/3.73
00 Mustang GT Vortech 400rwhp 386 rwtq
02 Altima 3.5 5 speed 215k
96 Vette 383 LT4 6spd 441rwhp sold
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SomeCarGuy
non-partisan
Reged: Feb 02 2003
Loc: Someplace you aren't
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Let's not let this one die. If you are going to come on here and make a wild claim such as the OP did, you better back it up.
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DaveDudek
super gas
Reged: Jan 23 2003
Loc: N of Detroit
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If your interested I can do some dyno testing for you to. The gains do seem kind of big? Did you recheck the timing after each box was changed? To be honest just as long as the HP is the same as the orange box i`m sold. Our factory stock racing class 100 cars strong has just outlawed MSD`s, it would be nice just for the rev limiter. Let me know.
-------------------- Dave Dudek
1st Factory Stock legal car in the 10`s!!!
FAST & Factory Stock Rules: www.fastraces.org
FAST 69 Hemi RR [Email]9.98@138[/Email]
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The R/T Garage
member
Reged: Jun 10 2010
Loc: Mn
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Hello, We have been very busy with dyno sessions and getting ready for production. As for checking timing, we have checked it and had to make slight adjustments between each ignition system. As of to date; we have gone thru 6 rounds of dyno's. Each time we have matched or slightly edged MSD 6 & 7s on 550 to 700hp motors. We will post the more recent dyno tests soon, however, we are going to wait this time until all testing is completed. As for the orange box, the comparisons at this point; the Rev-n-nator has averaged 12hp to 40 plus hp more! Just depends on your motor combo. You can call or drop us an email at www.thertgarage.com or 612-327-6722 Thanks Troy & Laura
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SomeCarGuy
non-partisan
Reged: Feb 02 2003
Loc: Someplace you aren't
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Hello Everyone! This is The R/T Garage! We have updated news on The "Rev-n-nator". There has been many hrs of research and development with The Rev-n-nator in cars for the last 12 months and just finished nine hours of Dyno testing at Induction Research in Shakopee, MN. We used a pump gas 440 built by Steve Vermeer. The results were very impressive. There were approximately 30 Dyno pulls using a stock Mopar Orange box, MSD 7AL and the Rev-n-nator. RESULTS: MOPAR ORANGE BOX 518.8 Torque @ 3700rpm/ 514.7 HP @ 5700rpm
MSD 7-AL 519.7 Torque @ 3700rpm/ 527.6 HP @ 5700rpm
REV-N-NATOR 565.5 Torque @ 3700rpm/ 566.7 HP @ 5700rpm
This was done all on the same day with all the same settings and timing set at 32 degrees. We are cranked up about the results!! There will be a follow up dyno session in the next 30 days. We will keep you updated with the next results and scheduled release date. WE UNDERSTAND THESE ARE HUGE GAINS, THERE CAN BE MANY FACTORS FOR THIS. THAT IS WHY WE ARE GOING TO HAVE A FOLLOW UP DYNO WITH DIFFERENT MOTORS AND DYNO LOCATIONS!!
Thank you from Troy & Laura at the R/T Garage
www.thertgarage.com
Looks like you are claiming far more HP and torque than an MDS 7-AL in your original post. Now it is just a little more?
These claims sure don't look legit.
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Fastback67
enthusiast
Reged: Feb 04 2008
Loc: Norwich, CT
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I try to keep an open mind, and wait until all the facts are in.
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Phoenix
member
Reged: Jan 18 2005
Loc: Dalveen
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The e.mail address is:
thertgarage.inc@gmail.com
I do hope this is on the up-and-up!
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White440
member
Reged: Aug 12 2011
Loc: Idaho, USA
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-------------------- "Full throttle until you see GOD then brake!" Life's to short to ride the brakes!
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Tom_Quad
super gas
Reged: Aug 21 2003
Loc: out riding
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Fastback67
enthusiast
Reged: Feb 04 2008
Loc: Norwich, CT
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Still waiting
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peabodyracing
super stock
Reged: Jan 01 2007
Loc: Minnesota
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Come on guys, we're all in this together. Lighten up and let them finish up their development and testing. You can't fault them for being excited and you have to admire them for investing so much time and money in this product. All they've done is post some 1st pass results. Of course there will be questions and more testing and likely another round after that.
They've not take any of your money and not delivered. They're posting about a new product that could be a great offering for us. If you don't like what you see here stop reading. If you've questions, ask as it appears Troy is taking it all in without getting defensive. If I were Troy I'd have been pretty upset by now with some of your comments.
I met Troy and his lovely wife this past week for the 1st time. We blasted and powder coated a Charger K frame and front suspension components for them.
They're a sincere, pleasant and enthusiastic couple doing what they obviously love. We talked at length about the project. My read is they are for real and are working their tails off to bring this thing to market. I'll sure buy when they're ready.
Now, feel free to attack me.
-------------------- Lead, follow or get the hell out of the way
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Fastback67
enthusiast
Reged: Feb 04 2008
Loc: Norwich, CT
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I haven't made one single negative statement here anywhere, nor have I harassed anyone. A little over anxious perhaps, but that's to be expected. Anyway, just keeping the post alive, bumping it back to the top every now and again.
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peabodyracing
super stock
Reged: Jan 01 2007
Loc: Minnesota
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I haven't made one single negative statement here anywhere, nor have I harassed anyone. A little over anxious perhaps, but that's to be expected. Anyway, just keeping the post alive, bumping it back to the top every now and again.
Not talking about you. This was the 1st time I'd read the string and I couldn't beleive the comments. Your posting just happened to be the last one when I went to add my own thoroughly objective, rational and 100% accurate input.
-------------------- Lead, follow or get the hell out of the way
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The R/T Garage
member
Reged: Jun 10 2010
Loc: Mn
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Thanks for the kind words and for the great job on the blasting and powder coating!!! We have some new dyno results in!You can go to our web site www.thertgarage.com and click into the rev-n-nator section. We also will be sending some rev-n-nators out for some independent testing!When we release the Rev-n-nator to the public, then we will post detailed results. We have 1 more dyno session left, we want to compare ballast vs. bypassing ballast, and spark plug gap, .035 vs .045 Thank you everyone for your interest!!! Facility: RS Motors Engine: 1970 Cuda-stock 340 auto w/80,0000 miles Orange Stock Mopar box: 199 rwhp / 250 ft. lbs. tqr. REV-N-NATOR: 211 rwhp / 264 ft. lbs. tqr.
Facility: R&R Performance Engine: 440 built by Knowlton Thunderheads MSD 7AL: 526.9 ft. lbs. trq. / 607.1 hp REV-N-NATOR: 528.2 ft. lbs. trq./ 607.8 hp
Facility: R&R Performance Engine: 493cu.in. Pump gas Six Pac MSD 6AL: 5300 RPM averaged 590.7 ft. lbs. trq. / 595.9 hp REV-N-NATOR: 5300 RPM averaged 594.1 ft. lbs. trq. / 598.6 hp
Thanks Troy & Laura
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Fastback67
enthusiast
Reged: Feb 04 2008
Loc: Norwich, CT
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Thanks for the update guys, much appreciated!
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SomeCarGuy
non-partisan
Reged: Feb 02 2003
Loc: Someplace you aren't
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Come on guys, we're all in this together. Lighten up and let them finish up their development and testing. You can't fault them for being excited and you have to admire them for investing so much time and money in this product. All they've done is post some 1st pass results. Of course there will be questions and more testing and likely another round after that.
They've not take any of your money and not delivered. They're posting about a new product that could be a great offering for us. If you don't like what you see here stop reading. If you've questions, ask as it appears Troy is taking it all in without getting defensive. If I were Troy I'd have been pretty upset by now with some of your comments.
I met Troy and his lovely wife this past week for the 1st time. We blasted and powder coated a Charger K frame and front suspension components for them.
They're a sincere, pleasant and enthusiastic couple doing what they obviously love. We talked at length about the project. My read is they are for real and are working their tails off to bring this thing to market. I'll sure buy when they're ready.
Now, feel free to attack me.
Here's a clue since you don't have one- they posted some wild claims. Totally untrue and anybody with a brain knew that. If you didn't like "the comments", then you were free to not read. Just like they were free to not post they got something like 40 HP more than long time industry standard ignition components.
Now they have walked it back to much more plausible numbers. Great. That does not however mean that questioning the baseless numbers in the original post was out of line. Your condescending tone is a joke. Since you say "feel free to not read and respond", we can be assured that you will sit the rest of this one out and not comment from your pious perch.
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peabodyracing
super stock
Reged: Jan 01 2007
Loc: Minnesota
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Come on guys, we're all in this together. Lighten up and let them finish up their development and testing. You can't fault them for being excited and you have to admire them for investing so much time and money in this product. All they've done is post some 1st pass results. Of course there will be questions and more testing and likely another round after that.
They've not take any of your money and not delivered. They're posting about a new product that could be a great offering for us. If you don't like what you see here stop reading. If you've questions, ask as it appears Troy is taking it all in without getting defensive. If I were Troy I'd have been pretty upset by now with some of your comments.
I met Troy and his lovely wife this past week for the 1st time. We blasted and powder coated a Charger K frame and front suspension components for them.
They're a sincere, pleasant and enthusiastic couple doing what they obviously love. We talked at length about the project. My read is they are for real and are working their tails off to bring this thing to market. I'll sure buy when they're ready.
Now, feel free to attack me.
Here's a clue since you don't have one- they posted some wild claims. Totally untrue and anybody with a brain knew that. If you didn't like "the comments", then you were free to not read. Just like they were free to not post they got something like 40 HP more than long time industry standard ignition components.
Now they have walked it back to much more plausible numbers. Great. That does not however mean that questioning the baseless numbers in the original post was out of line. Your condescending tone is a joke. Since you say "feel free to not read and respond", we can be assured that you will sit the rest of this one out and not comment from your pious perch.
I guess since I don't have a clue, you'll need to explain to me how I could be pious but on a perch sounding condescending. Maybe it's the use of words longer than 4 letters long that's causing you trouble here. All I can say is I refuse to have a battle of wits with an obviously unarmed person.
-------------------- Lead, follow or get the hell out of the way
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AutoEngineer
member
Reged: Jul 24 2008
Loc: Up in the North and Far Away
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When this "REV-N-NATOR" will be available?
I could buy at least one for my projects
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SomeCarGuy
non-partisan
Reged: Feb 02 2003
Loc: Someplace you aren't
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Come on guys, we're all in this together. Lighten up and let them finish up their development and testing. You can't fault them for being excited and you have to admire them for investing so much time and money in this product. All they've done is post some 1st pass results. Of course there will be questions and more testing and likely another round after that.
They've not take any of your money and not delivered. They're posting about a new product that could be a great offering for us. If you don't like what you see here stop reading. If you've questions, ask as it appears Troy is taking it all in without getting defensive. If I were Troy I'd have been pretty upset by now with some of your comments.
I met Troy and his lovely wife this past week for the 1st time. We blasted and powder coated a Charger K frame and front suspension components for them.
They're a sincere, pleasant and enthusiastic couple doing what they obviously love. We talked at length about the project. My read is they are for real and are working their tails off to bring this thing to market. I'll sure buy when they're ready.
Now, feel free to attack me.
Here's a clue since you don't have one- they posted some wild claims. Totally untrue and anybody with a brain knew that. If you didn't like "the comments", then you were free to not read. Just like they were free to not post they got something like 40 HP more than long time industry standard ignition components.
Now they have walked it back to much more plausible numbers. Great. That does not however mean that questioning the baseless numbers in the original post was out of line. Your condescending tone is a joke. Since you say "feel free to not read and respond", we can be assured that you will sit the rest of this one out and not comment from your pious perch.
I guess since I don't have a clue, you'll need to explain to me how I could be pious but on a perch sounding condescending. Maybe it's the use of words longer than 4 letters long that's causing you trouble here. All I can say is I refuse to have a battle of wits with an obviously unarmed person.
You must walk around looking down at people so much that it has never even occured to you that you are doing it. So you think people shouldn't express concern over a 40 HP claimed increase? Really guy? A real white knight you are to ride in here to defend an obviously flawed claim or more likely "shock value" marketing attempt.
Worse yet, you say "if you don't like it stop reading". I guess you feel that you are entitled to read and comment, but the rest of us aren't. Why don't you follow your own doctrine and quit reading? That way you will be spared the pain and suffering it causes you to read.
I suppose though, you would rather to keep on with the "You do what I say, I'll do what I want to do" mantra.
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540challenger
master
Reged: Apr 22 2007
Loc: NY usa
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Come on guys, we're all in this together. Lighten up and let them finish up their development and testing. You can't fault them for being excited and you have to admire them for investing so much time and money in this product. All they've done is post some 1st pass results. Of course there will be questions and more testing and likely another round after that.
They've not take any of your money and not delivered. They're posting about a new product that could be a great offering for us. If you don't like what you see here stop reading. If you've questions, ask as it appears Troy is taking it all in without getting defensive. If I were Troy I'd have been pretty upset by now with some of your comments.
I met Troy and his lovely wife this past week for the 1st time. We blasted and powder coated a Charger K frame and front suspension components for them.
They're a sincere, pleasant and enthusiastic couple doing what they obviously love. We talked at length about the project. My read is they are for real and are working their tails off to bring this thing to market. I'll sure buy when they're ready.
Now, feel free to attack me.
Here's a clue since you don't have one- they posted some wild claims. Totally untrue and anybody with a brain knew that. If you didn't like "the comments", then you were free to not read. Just like they were free to not post they got something like 40 HP more than long time industry standard ignition components.
Now they have walked it back to much more plausible numbers. Great. That does not however mean that questioning the baseless numbers in the original post was out of line. Your condescending tone is a joke. Since you say "feel free to not read and respond", we can be assured that you will sit the rest of this one out and not comment from your pious perch.
I guess since I don't have a clue, you'll need to explain to me how I could be pious but on a perch sounding condescending. Maybe it's the use of words longer than 4 letters long that's causing you trouble here. All I can say is I refuse to have a battle of wits with an obviously unarmed person.
You must walk around looking down at people so much that it has never even occured to you that you are doing it. So you think people shouldn't express concern over a 40 HP claimed increase? Really guy? A real white knight you are to ride in here to defend an obviously flawed claim or more likely "shock value" marketing attempt.
Worse yet, you say "if you don't like it stop reading". I guess you feel that you are entitled to read and comment, but the rest of us aren't. Why don't you follow your own doctrine and quit reading? That way you will be spared the pain and suffering it causes you to read.
I suppose though, you would rather to keep on with the "You do what I say, I'll do what I want to do" mantra.
Its not like he just made the claim he did post the dyno sheets and so we could see for ourselves.
In which memebers of this board saw different a/f ratio and explain to the orignal poster that would cause the huge difference.
The OP then ran more dyno test and yet again posted them for us which not one shows the OP learned from his mistakes and is a stand up guy.
Even after all this people still dogpiled on the OP in the typical Moparts style which IMO was uncalled for. This is not directed at either poster but can we now stop the rant back and forth and just hear more about the product or at the very least bring it to PM.
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SomeCarGuy
non-partisan
Reged: Feb 02 2003
Loc: Someplace you aren't
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So logically, you post that people shouldn't comment, yet miss out that you are doing the same. The OP posted some new, more plausible numbers. Then the white knights come out to say that they shouldn't have been questioned.
The best thing of all wold have been for the whole dyno thing to have been held back until reliable data had been secured. Not to run on here with an outlandish claim that couldn't be validated. That would 've saved any and all trouble/comments. Yet some of you feel the need to pile on those that were not convinced.
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SomeCarGuy
non-partisan
Reged: Feb 02 2003
Loc: Someplace you aren't
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Thanks for the kind words and for the great job on the blasting and powder coating!!! Thanks Troy & Laura
I think this explains some of the "support". Nothing like standing up for somebody that pays you. That sure sheds some light on the anger directed at those on the outside looking in. Nothing like an impartial observer.
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540challenger
master
Reged: Apr 22 2007
Loc: NY usa
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So logically, you post that people shouldn't comment, yet miss out that you are doing the same. The OP posted some new, more plausible numbers. Then the white knights come out to say that they shouldn't have been questioned.
The best thing of all wold have been for the whole dyno thing to have been held back until reliable data had been secured. Not to run on here with an outlandish claim that couldn't be validated. That would 've saved any and all trouble/comments. Yet some of you feel the need to pile on those that were not convinced.
And where did i posted people shouldn't comment, thanks to peoples comment we know why the 40hp difference happened and the OP learned from his mistakes and did more testing. It is all the posting after the fact such as us. I don't wish to derail this thread more from going back and forth if you want to keep this up just PM me but I will must likely just ingnore them because it is clear we will get no where.
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SomeCarGuy
non-partisan
Reged: Feb 02 2003
Loc: Someplace you aren't
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Tell you what, go back and read the thread. The posts with the revised data were made AFTER comments were made by the compensated spokesman. Why you insist that negative remarks were made about the subject after that is pretty strange.
Why didn't you just PM those you wanted to argue with right off the jump? Follow your own doctrine.
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peabodyracing
super stock
Reged: Jan 01 2007
Loc: Minnesota
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Even after all this people still dogpiled on the OP in the typical Moparts style which IMO was uncalled for. This is not directed at either poster but can we now stop the rant back and forth and just hear more about the product or at the very least bring it to PM.
Well stated. I'll be quiet now. You didn't pay me any money to say this though, did you?
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440charger500
enthusiast
Reged: Jul 14 2009
Loc: Redding,CA USA
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Any new updates on this new box?
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