Originally Posted by DynoFlash

Shiv

The reality of the situation was that this customer had recieved a defective MBC as part of a tuning package and his car was not holding proper boost

I offered to sell the customer a Forge MBC for $80 to rectify his situation - however he did not have the funds to make the purchase

As his car was dropping 5 psi of boost - falling to 15 psi it was hard for me to gauge how much power the car was making

The customer's recollection of our conversation is very inaccurate and neglects to mention my response to his inquires included a detailed comparison off his data log and g force compared to a very similarly equiped IX evo with a functional MBC as well as a offer to remove the flash installed and refund his money on the spot - an offer he declined

Honestly, I do find it bizzare when customers are fixated on dyno numbers - partciurlay when they have cars with obvious mechanical issues such as in this case

Obviously this customer does not concur with my view points on this subject

My position was and is that it is idiotic to try and estimate whp figures on a car which is not holding boost

I would think it better to spend the $80 on the MBC and get the problem fixed than spend the money on dyno figure which is going to be flawed due to the malfunctioning MBC

Originally Posted by zgodfathera

You see there is to sides to every story.....