Facts:
1. I've told you exactly how I am doing this.
Why does this matter? The way you are doing it, is not how we do it.
2. I've shown this transbrake holding, and have shown the point at which the brake finally fails to hold.
Great. You found the limits of a tbrake wired up wrong.
3. Every transbrake has a point at which it finally fails to hold.
Agreed. But we have not found it on this tranny yet.
4. I've shown how part throttle can make a transbrake hold more torque than if you immediately go WOT.
And?
5. I've shown that an NA car on the footbrake sure gets up to a higher RPM far more quickly than the turbo car with the transbrake, even though they both have the same converter. This should be the opposite at WOT, more torque should flash that converter up higher, faster.
What is funny is originally he could only foot brake the 2700 or so. So how the same converter is shooting to 4k on another car is beyond me. You got me there. However, on a turbo car, rpm will slow as the converter tries to lock. Engine will see this load, and spool. The boost creates torque which will push the converter even higher in rpm. You will never see a turbo car like in your video unless it hits the two step before the converter starts to lock
Now the other side:
1. Will not tell you how they are doing this.
At what point did it become my obligation to show you how it's done?
2. Has not shown you a point where it finally fails to hold. Wants to act like such a point doesn't exist, I guess it is capable of stopping the rotation of the earth.
Again, we have not found the limit. Sure there is one.
3. Won't admit to #3 above.
Sam answer as above
4. Part throttle against the brake can be clearly seen/heard in more than one of their videos. This allows the brake to hold more torque.
Your part throttle theory added 1k rpm maybe? You still need to find over 200ft/lbs of torque to hold where we're at.
5. Takes seconds to get to the same RPM the NA car does in a fraction of a second, indicating part throttle. Never gets to the RPM the NA car does immediately, even though more torque should go even higher immediately. This indicates part throttle, not WOT.
Damn, explained above also. Hit converter, build boost, push against converter harder and gain more RPM.
he should be able to easily show you a video of that turbo car taking that same 3C right up to 5k RPM or more, and it would be readily apparent from the audio/video that the car was in fact at WOT against the brake.
Nobody asked for a video of WOT. Wanted vids of it working and we showed them. Then that wasn't good enough and wanted vids at the tracks. NOT UNTIL the last video did anyone question whether it was WOT. When he was caught testing no less. At this point I've asked Chris not to make another video because I'm thoroughly enjoying pulling your card. Believe me he's ITCHING to make another.
Even with the doubts raised about his product months ago, such a video STILL doesn't exist. Why? How hard can it be? Instead, what we do have was explained so well elsewhere that I will quote it here: "you're like the fat redheaded kid down the block who claims his dad can beat up every other kids dad and keeps saying "betcha, betcha" over and over again"
I've never made to anything of the sorts. Dad's don't fight to prove children right or wrong. This can end this weekend. The bets didn't come out until you claimed ours didn't hold. You made a claim you aren't willing to stake anything on. Which tells me you're only willing to run your mouth and not back anything up.
The easiest answer here is the fact you are upset you can't figure out how it's done. The kung fu is too strong for you. Since you can't figure it out, it must be impossible and we're all lying. Just to sell turbo kits.
And if you can't do that, because going WOT will make the trans slip, just like I am seeing, just admit it and why lie about it anyway? What other trans can you just bolt in a trans brake valve body to a bone stock transmission and expect it to have a huge capacity? Not a one that I've ever dealt with.
Nobody's lying. You're apparently, just simply have not figured it out. Your ego is entirely too big to admit it. You some how have deducted how you think we have done it and it's not right.
A transbrake in a stock tranny might not normally hold. But have you actually been in one of these tranny's? Have you seen how much steel to friction contact is in there? Has it totally passed over that head of yours that if a tranny can hold 800-900rwhp it just might be possible to hold like a built tranny?
Clear this up for all of us PLEASE. I've asked multiple times. IS THIS A VIDEO OF YOUR BEST DESIGNED BRAKE?