has anyone had any track time with a fuddle converter?
04-22-2005, 12:59 PM
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has anyone had any track time with a fuddle converter? im in the market to get a converter and through reading posts the fuddle converter people seem to sell a good converter and have good service. im just wanting to hear from anyone who has experienced one in their car. or any other info would help also. 
04-22-2005, 10:39 PM
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We have been seeing .5-.6 ET reductions with some of even our mild/moderate setups recently. And that is even on mostly stock cars running street tires. I didn't want to post links to "other sites" on here so I just PMed you guys.
We have been seeing .5-.6 ET reductions with some of even our mild/moderate setups recently. And that is even on mostly stock cars running street tires. I didn't want to post links to "other sites" on here so I just PMed you guys.
04-22-2005, 11:04 PM
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I just put in my 3600/1.8 STR fuddle converter in today
and with my luck, it's been raining all day today, and will rain all day tomorrow as well.
as soon as this damn rain goes away and the roads are dry, i'll punch it and will at least be able to tell you how it feels at WOT ... cause i havent had a (safe) chance to do so yet
i can tell you this, though..
even without going WOT, it feels like a totally different car.. i love it so far
kudos to John @ Fuddle
and with my luck, it's been raining all day today, and will rain all day tomorrow as well.
as soon as this damn rain goes away and the roads are dry, i'll punch it and will at least be able to tell you how it feels at WOT
... cause i havent had a (safe) chance to do so yet i can tell you this, though..
even without going WOT, it feels like a totally different car.. i love it so far
kudos to John @ Fuddle
