got the car back thurs. raced today.
Mike
then I can come in here and talk more crap about my car making 1.2billion hp, and running 235 trap speed.
ed
I just think it's really funny all of the trouble he went through to make a slower car.
And I could care less about getting this thread locked or proving anything to you either. Nobody has ever been able to prove anything to you!
In fact, I give you kudo's for having the nerve to post up such a pathetic trip to the track! But who cares if it was your first time...it was my first time with the Formula also. But you jumped at the chance to bash me about it on Camaroz28.com. And what happened over there? They told you to go away too!
Summing it up: You made less power and ran slower than a completely stock car with our turbo kit. The numbers don't lie.
What comes around goes around....
I would be so ashamed of those times even if all of ur excuses were right. Those times are pathetic. It just shows when u have people doing **** that have no idea what there doing ur going to get the results this jackass got. what does your car run? my guess is it never has been, and you have no clue what it takes to run 130mph
He posted his video and times, and I posted my thoughts about it. And stated only facts. Sorry some people can't deal with facts. Seems it's getting to be the norm around here...
MM, get those bugs worked out and some seat time, and we'll see what the track brings you in the late spring!!!! Rob, Not everyone has time to do 1?? dyno pulls, 1000 miles(or what ever) every day. or gets as lucky as going 11's in a stock ls1.
hey i could bust your chops about that. i had less power, stock ls1 and i went faster et's. yes i hooked better, but street tire spinning give you higher mph so in reality i beet you last year! I think you and MM have a lagit gripe with oneanother, but some points you make just dont cut it. It makes you look worse argueing with everyone then it does having a post up about not buying from you. you cant please everyone.
Take it easy. why dont you come this way and setle it with a little grudge match. New England Dragway is about 1/2 way for you guys. come on over, after the race beer is on me at my place, and if you want looser will be the beer bitch for the night.
as said befor both cars are somthing to look up to. Just let it ride you know. I see mm just anting to drop it, it is a waist of time. I learded that already.
And PSJ. watch your mouth overthere with the turbo comment. hehe. I'll try to prove you wrong.
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He posted his video and times, and I posted my thoughts about it. And stated only facts. Sorry some people can't deal with facts. Seems it's getting to be the norm around here...
I was reading another thread on another board about a guy with your kit on a built engine makin 550rwhp and 760rwtq those numbers sound like somone elses that had your kit.
He posted his video and times, and I posted my thoughts about it. And stated only facts. Sorry some people can't deal with facts. Seems it's getting to be the norm around here...
I didn't see the CZ28.com post so I can't say. But if he's starting **** up on that board you should probably respond on that board and not bring it over here. I haven't seen Dave taking shots at you on THIS board, but I have seen you knit pick at his times on THIS board. (I'm speaking recently of course).
It was a bad situation all the way around. A lot of finger pointing and no one came out of it happy. Everyone has an opinion but I myself didn't design the LS1, ARE's engine, nor your turbo kit so I can't say for sure where the problem was. I think it's best for both parties that MM and Warbird took their business elsewhere. But you have more to lose from a mud slinging battle than either of them. Might want to just drop it, but that's my $.02.
Mike
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And I really think it's funny George of Turbo Tech comes to defend MM's times. I guess he didn't read all of posts by MM bashing him for his "street kit" last year.
MyTurboTA - Have I not helped you out with answers to your turbo questions in the past? If you don't like what I have to say about the facts, then fine. But don't call me a liar. Remember, I'm the one that backed up my dyno numbers with track times. But then again, I probably just manipulated the timeclocks at the track too.
And the insinutation that our kit is a copy of the TTi kit is hilarious. Obviously if it was a copy, MM wouldn't have been fooled by it and bought it from us after all of his problems with the TTi kit. The TTi kits have been around now for how long??? And what's the fastest anyone has gone with one? Hmmm....must be something different between their kit and ours......
I've put up with MM and RICE ETR's **** for well over a year now. A month or so ago, I publicly asked to drop it and start over with a clean slate. Instead, he has to make a post on CZ28.com and start it up again right after I ran the Formula. I waited patiently for his results. If they would have been respectable, I would have complimented him on them. But they were pathetic. Why should I have to kiss his a$$?? I owe him nothing. I think he should just buy a pre-built, pre-tuned car and take driving lessons. Then he'll only have himself to blame instead of everyone else everytime something doesn't work out for him.
I guess I should have just been a sheep and followed everyone else's lead. "Congrats MM!! Impressive times!! Wow! How do you do it?? It must be a handful to drive! Great times considering....etc., etc." All the while ignoring the pink elephant in the room (his 128mph timeslip). Sorry, I've ignored enough.
And the insinutation that our kit is a copy of the TTi kit is hilarious. Instead, he has to make a post on CZ28.com and start it up again right after I ran the Formula. I waited patiently for his results. If they would have been respectable, I would have complimented him on them. But they were pathetic. Why should I have to kiss his a$$?? I owe him nothing. I think he should just buy a pre-built, pre-tuned car and take driving lessons. Then he'll only have himself to blame instead of everyone else everytime something doesn't work out for him.
I thought it was funny how you anounced that you`d be releasing your race kit shortly after TTi released theres. I did`t say your street kit was a copy of TTi`s street kit, just the general design.
I kind of agree with you. Rob really has nothing to prove being in here, most of his threads turn into a slug fest.
and I dont care what rob says that he changed about the TTi kit, his kit looks remarkably similar and the fact that he had a TTi kit on his car allready is purly coincidence im sure.
will be something if his rce kit looks like TTi's, im sure it will there are only so many directions you can go with a turbo kit on these cars due to space. its either going to look like TTi;s or speedinc's really no way around it, but again it could just be coincidence.
rob i think that you are doing yourself no favors making posts like this and bashing former customers. It has made be very weary about thinking of purschasing from you.
good luck to both parties
ed
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I guess I should have said our "new race kit". We've always had a race kit available since the beginning. But I can guarantee you this...there are NO SIMILARITIES WHATSOEVER between our new race kit and the TTi race kit. You'll see soon enough.
And FWIW, who copied who? I'm the one who worked with Ed Wright to get the TTi tuning worked out in the first place (don't believe me, ask Ed). I drove over 3600 miles total getting it sorted out! Then George then started buying the programming we worked out from Ed direct. Which is okay, because it's not up to us who Ed sells his programming to. His kit had a 2 1/2" downpipe. Ours had a 3"...then he made a 3" available. Ours had the crossover going under the tranny on 6 speed cars, and his went around the front of the motor and burned through the tie rod boots. Then he made his go under the tranny. Our crossover has always been 2 1/4", TTi's was 2". Then he made his 2 1/4" or 2 1/2" after ours.
Sorry, but I hardly think anyone could logically accuse us of "copying" the TTi kit. As I've said 1000 times....there are no two parts that will interchange. So that accusation is getting real old too.
I kind of agree with you. Rob really has nothing to prove being in here, most of his threads turn into a slug fest.
and I dont care what rob says that he changed about the TTi kit, his kit looks remarkably similar and the fact that he had a TTi kit on his car allready is purly coincidence im sure.
will be something if his rce kit looks like TTi's, im sure it will there are only so many directions you can go with a turbo kit on these cars due to space. its either going to look like TTi;s or speedinc's really no way around it, but again it could just be coincidence.
rob i think that you are doing yourself no favors making posts like this and bashing former customers. It has made be very weary about thinking of purschasing from you.
good luck to both parties
ed
firebird455@onebox.com
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Whatever, dig your own hole.
Mike
Welcome to the world of business. Suck it up.
Get one of your lackeys to post or post under a ghost name but I am TELLING YOU…. You are doing yourself a great disservice posting like this. It makes people wary.
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I would have loved to added that in your fuel system reply you somehow managed to leave out the use of methanol alltogether.. but if i did you would just run your mouth even more about something else. remarks like that are just deceptive and i'd call you on it no matter who you are, and until someone goes on there and corrects your story, they will continue to think (as you described) that you made 775rwhp with a single walbro pump, 57# injectors, and a stock regulator ONLY.
you pay me 500 a month and ill take down my thread on my club website. i'm NOT throwing stones there, i am genuinely looking out for my club members by telling them that i was unhappy with your business... there is some old paperwork in washington DC. that defends my action if you would like a reference.
Whatever, dig your own hole.
Mike
Lids have stickers...over time they peel. I offered to replace it free. The person who ordered a silver sticker only said to send silver "if we had it." My sales guy told him that he "thought we had one left". We didn't. End of story.





