Two thumbs way up! very nice write up

 

LOL so true......great write up everything is true real tuners never stop learning

 

Nice write up. Amaxing how a thread from a year ago suddenly came back to life

 

Awesome write up Evan.

This should be made a sticky.

 

Lol. What would we do with out noobs bumping threads from the dead?

You still get on here Evan?

 

Everyday! It's my life/buisness ect. I'm glad it can help noobs out! Lol

Evan

 

Yeah, holy necropost. It's a good post to be sure... but kinda funny looking at the dates. How do noobs even FIND these?

 

I've been on here since 2008, just didn't post much at all. Just reading and learning mostly. I came across the thread (using the search button to FIND information) when reading about water-methanol injection etc.

Funny that a noob comment is coming from the guy who joined in 2010.

 

Nice write up Evan. You've gained my respect for telling it how it is.
You've got it figured out for sure!

 

^^ Thank you! Gaining respect on forums can be difficult due to the lack of emotion.

Thanks again...

Evan Smith

 

This is a old tread, but still a hot topic Evan you did a good job and change my mind a little.

 

One thing I have found is if you are having the parts installed or a motor built its also easier/better for both the tuner and owner that you have the same shop/tuner doing that work if possible.

Less finger pointing and guessing. The tuner knows the history from the ground up and there is some continuity. Learned this the hard way.

 

I couldn't agree more... Letting the internet build your car can easily lead to confusion and overall failure of a build or project.

There are a few that can pull off mixing parts and tuners, but its rare...

Evan Smith