Monk: I heard my ride was down on power too by the "illustrious" father of anyway Good for you, at least you feel content, not like someone talking like a rattling bottle baby who ran out of formula. Nice #s

 

Couple pics while were were attempting to swap HID's into the RS...didn't work But hey, got pretty good at removing underbody clips!!! :P

 

Hey guys, just took the car out for a spin after disassembling the Hallman, like Zeus and I thought the spring had been too compressed for too long with me trying to squeeze boost out of my then unknown but dying turbo. We have some new springs coming in from Hallman but for the mean time I just pulled on mine to stretch it out a bit, man that kind of sounds bad Took the car out for a spin a few minutes ago, you ever have that feeling of weightlessness in your ***** from an elevator or roll-a-coaster dropping too fast? Yeah I just got it on a horizontal axis from my car I gotta go ice this down

 

 

i wish i could have been there, oh well Im sure Mark will be making another trip before summer! Ill be sure to make it there for sure!

 

Sweeeeet! I was wondering what are went wrong. MBC's are starting to **** me off.

 

i still don't understand.how in the hell can a company get away with charging 100 dollars for an adjustable valve, and they actually have problems!? thats it. i am going to fab up my own MBC and sell them for 50, and they will work 10x better then any other MBC.

i bet hallman has a 300% (or more) markup on those things. we are seriously suckers for paying that much. anyone have a broken hallman they want to donate to me so that i can disect it and see what type of valving they use?

 

They use a flex valve fused through fission. They dissect subatomic particles to force coagulation of the metallic molecules creating a pressure differentiation. Does that justify the price?

 

Yeah, what he said.........and my TurboXS uses the same, but it has a difibulator in it.

 

I've made 2 different types of MBC's and they both are in my ashtray. If anyone wants to try it out, you can.

 

only if they use hexagonal close packing within the atomic structure. that would insure a nice strong bonding technique that will not shear when pressure forces are applied to it. and of course the material must have some imperfections because we all know that imperfections in the atomic mesh actually make the material stronger. ok i will stop now.

 

Kind of like a mutt, huh?

 

Only if they use unobtainium as the primary metal!

 

Ok, let me say this slowly. The malfunction I experienced with my Hallman was due to user error! My old turbo was dying, when I bought the Hallman Pro RX, used btw for $70, I had to tighten it way down and since I had never used a Hallman before I didn't realize that I was going way further with it than you would with one on a healty turbo, I had no point of reference. So I agree, pricing on these is inflated but I have used 2 other no name mbc's in my past and the Hallman blows them away in consistency. Again I understand the workings of an mbc perfectly, but unless I make my own sometime in the future I think I'll stick with the Hallman I have unless the spring gets out of whack on it's own this time around.

edit: not being an ***, just clarifying my problem

 

Yeah, stay on topic you guys......Hey Jason, did you mark down that I paid dues? :P