SHP Lamborghini Gallardo Twin Turbo dyno 1450 + rwhp
I call it like I see it. Wish I knew who you were! Real name. I'll pm you my number and maybe have some coffee.
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I think what he's trying to say is he wants to take a baseball bat to your knee cap.
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i gotta agree with more psi . some people take the forum **** way to serious.
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Choosing the ProEFI 128 was a nice choice for this build. It's a relatively new EMS that many of us Supra and turbo Lexus owners have had great fortune with. In my opinion it stands toe to toe with any comparable MoTeC setup you'll find at half the price.
You can find more information on the unit at:
http://www.proefi.com/Pro_128_ECU.html
You can find more information on the unit at:
http://www.proefi.com/Pro_128_ECU.html
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I don't see the big deal...BL built the car...SHP helped make it more powerful and helped fix some things. In either case, congrats to all involved, I bet that car moves out HARD!!!!
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I don't know what the problem is? I asked a question and got an answer, gave props to those involved. Never talked any ****, made a valid point. Would like to see Dyno chart, because I'm curious on the recirc wastegates to see how power curve was effected if at all. I'm actually buying a sl in the next month or so and I'm leaning towards getting a twin turbo setup. And it's nice to see all options available, hense the question on who built it. If I need to be clearer next time I will. So the smartass comments being made are not justified. And Morepsi I called and no answer.
Nick, how am I poop slinging? Yes I know who you are, was actually watching your exhaust being fabricated.
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Just by reading the post from Stephan and BL, it seems pretty clear that BL did the initial TT setup, and Stephan did some upgrades. I don't understand the constant, manufactured feuds by bystanders. I'm sure Ray Kroc thought Dave Thomas made a crappy hamburger, and vice versa. I eat at both restaurants.
UGR has set a standard, call it the original hamburger. There's nothing wrong with someone else making a hamburger. Whoever is Burger King with their declined market share is for you to decide.
Perhaps the only way people can put down the argument of "Did they copy the UGR kit?" is for UGR to begin tack welding serialized plates onto high visibility areas of their piping, such as that X pipe everyone sees when the rear bumper is off. Then everyone can be like, "it's a copy cat of UGR!!!!" if they don't see the serialized, authenticity plate.
As for David Wiggins and his Murcielago SV build, you can compare that to the wanna be DIY-er.
Wife: Are you sure you can handle remodeling the kitchen?
Husband: Yeah sure, saw a video on YouTube. I got it honey.
Next thing you know, the kitchen has been demolished, there's no fridge, no range, no sink, no dishwasher. You're staring at a bare sub-floor. Four months pass, and you've been eating hot pockets out of a microwave you relocated to the garage.
Wife: Babe, I know you tried to do the remodeling yourself, but I think it's too much for just one person. I think we should hire a general contractor.
Husband: Not a chance, I'm starting my own construction company.
UGR has set a standard, call it the original hamburger. There's nothing wrong with someone else making a hamburger. Whoever is Burger King with their declined market share is for you to decide.
Perhaps the only way people can put down the argument of "Did they copy the UGR kit?" is for UGR to begin tack welding serialized plates onto high visibility areas of their piping, such as that X pipe everyone sees when the rear bumper is off. Then everyone can be like, "it's a copy cat of UGR!!!!" if they don't see the serialized, authenticity plate.
As for David Wiggins and his Murcielago SV build, you can compare that to the wanna be DIY-er.
Wife: Are you sure you can handle remodeling the kitchen?
Husband: Yeah sure, saw a video on YouTube. I got it honey.
Next thing you know, the kitchen has been demolished, there's no fridge, no range, no sink, no dishwasher. You're staring at a bare sub-floor. Four months pass, and you've been eating hot pockets out of a microwave you relocated to the garage.
Wife: Babe, I know you tried to do the remodeling yourself, but I think it's too much for just one person. I think we should hire a general contractor.
Husband: Not a chance, I'm starting my own construction company.
I built the kit at BL. I no longer work there. I went to SHP and helped them upgrade the kit for more power. It wasn't the kit its self more then the Vband turbos to a t4 turbine.
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You guys are severely underestimating Covert Tuning Dynamics. The only reason that the Murcie build is taking so long is because it is actually being turned into a space ship. The new shop will open soon at a brand new moon base. They plan on leaving everyone else in their moon dust.