guys, let's try and stay on topic and keep the insults and shit slinging out please
Not me
Nice times! An auto is definitely without a doubt easier than a manual. That being said, it still requires talent and feel for your car to run that fast, that consistent. Great job!
Easier to put down consistent passes yes. The manual is more efficient and is going to run a better number, IF you can drive it.
Exactly..."if" which implies the necessity of skill. Both require skill just the manual requires more
And the auto requires more tuning abilities. More test and error setting up shift points, shift times, shift pressure etc.
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For someone trying to sell parts, you sure come off as petty. Some of your potential customers would sure like to run 10s in their bolt-on 5.0s.Assumptions?
I do all the work on my car thanks and just like you I have it tuned by someone else.
So don't assume.
Saying it's hard or takes super talent to drive a 10.93 auto car is a joke, LOL
Try handling 600+ on a road course, that's my deal, but don't act like your John Force when your just stabing the throttle.
Play it up some more, maybe you'll get more sheep.
Wrong on a few levels.I think what he is talking about is the work to make it run like this. Face it, there isn't but 1 bolt on automatic running tens, and no one else seems to be very close. Sometimes this is trial and error, you end up with parts that don't work and have to be removed like, well, yours.
How does he have sheep? He doesn't sell anything.
Can't stand it can you?
In the time it took you to write these replies you could've been correcting simple errors on your GT500/Blower CAIs, like adding stops.
Really, It's my understanding this is ok. Or is it only ok in JLT threads? I've asked several times without response.guys, let's try and stay on topic and keep the insults and shit slinging out please
Exactly..."if" which implies the necessity of skill. Both require skill just the manual requires more
Your correct, that's why I think his comment is ignorant. "building" and "driving" bawahahahahaaAnd the auto requires more tuning abilities. More test and error setting up shift points, shift times, shift pressure etc.
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For someone trying to sell parts, you sure come off as petty. Some of your potential customers would sure like to run 10s in their bolt-on 5.0s.
I know you don't get along with these Texas guys but why don't you make a case that they can run even better with your products instead of dissing their accomplishments?
I love that the FASTEST GT500's in the country run JLT's and I love the fact that it bothers you!
Congrats on the New PB sir. 10's is something to be proud of. You are right about the wolfe roll bar's fit and finish is perfect.
Auto's and sticks have their up's and down's from abuse potential, tuning stand point, driving stand point etc etc.
Pick your weapon of choice and hammer down lol.
Stick is a hell of alot more fun though
Nice times! An auto is definitely without a doubt easier than a manual. That being said, it still requires talent and feel for your car to run that fast, that consistent. Great job!
Nice!
Really, It's my understanding this is ok. Or is it only ok in JLT threads? I've asked several times without response.
and a 150 shot.
Seer, I think without the influance of the couple, you and I would be on the same page.1. Who else makes an intake that size? Hmm, just you, so that limits the market. It's that or spend an outrageous amount on just the CJ MAF tube.. which btw run faster than your JLT equipped cars.
Really? Get a Whipple kit or is that too much too? Dude, our business model for for guys like yourself. Those who want the most power for the best price. You agreed with that model and purchased the best kit for the money.
When a CJ kit can cost you near $1000 when said and done I think we hit a winner @ only $349. It doesn't need to be more, it could, but we don't gouge like that.
2. Why do you love the fact that it bothers someone who has done nothing but ask you to clean up your intake and make a few adjustments. Sounds to me like you have some issues. It's not my fault you're ignorant and don't care what your customer base asks for. I've tried to reason with you, but you have an ego where you feel the customer is stupid and you shouldn't listen to them. I'm not here to damage your business, you're doing a good enough job of that on your own.
Because your running after me in every thread you can spewing crap you were feed by the TX couple instead of thinking about what the facts are. We have proved over and over the tune is the biggest issue in this fight and filter position plays a huge role in the signal the boys show. So for nearly $100 less than the rest you need to position the filter in where it belongs, it's a win for the customer. Believe what you want, but your short changing yourself and fighting a battle with no winner.
Ego has nothing to do with it and you thinking I don't listen to my customers is another joke. What's more funny is you thinking it's a huge amount of customers when in the forum world 4 people posting over and over sound like a herd. We have fixed more tunes than you even know.
3. I'd like to know how much those GT500's paid for those intakes, from
what I know of you, you're not affraid to give product away for some free press.
First off, you really know nothing about me, that's evident by your posts attacking me.
I love how this gets skewed just like the MAF signal BS. As a manufacture we sponsor very few shop cars, but doing that is just smart business and it works. These shops have a choice you know. The fact that nearly all big and little name shops use our products on their shop cars and win races it awesome!! It's good for us and great for them.
Now, that's a tiny portion of the cars you see at the track, but all 3 5.0 shootouts were filled with JLT's as well as many SEMA cars and NMRA racers, all of which paid full price to run the product.
Edit: sorry from pulling from the topic.
Hit back all you want. I make the same comment many times where I feel it's warranted. This forum was built on the back of the basis of little moderation as to content, but for the tech sections, all the posts in here have stayed.
Frankly it's my personal view, you came in here and brought the drama, so now you have it.
Finally as to the "no response", as I mentioned in my PM reply to you, it's not my call.
Wait, you were bosting about consistancy and auto tunes, the juice has nothing to do with that. I'm showing how your not the only tuner who can make a car consistant and easy to drive, please.A 150 shot, really? And you think that is comparable to an NA car?
You're out there man, WAY out there in fantasyland.
LOL, good post, but your Paxton car doesn't run any intake when your on the dyno or the track, but when your on the street you should run our Vortech/Paxton kit to keep the power up and dirt down.Not all the fastest mustangs run jlt's I don't. Guess I'm not fast enough for a jlt.
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Seer, I think without the influance of the couple, you and I would be on the same page.
You will not find another company who tests more than we do and shows the results in video to the world each and every time. We don't have questionable base line runs like others and inflate gains like others.
I just find the fact that you start threads about intakes not working and post the same stuff about "fixing" our kit in every thread possible is being ignorant. You don't have to believe us when we say the problems you hear are tune related, but the proofs in the amount of cars using it.
Looks like were at a stalemate in our thinking, so time to move on.It's not just me who points it out to you, that you ignore and lambast for sharing their opinion. Not good for business. It's not ignorant, it's the truth, that you choose to ignore.