Poll: My post on my experience with my newly Revo flashed car vs BBRS4's take
01-09-2005, 11:12 AM
#16
Go to hell. (long)
Just kidding...of course we want you to post. As I said yesterday, your post was classy and objective. Using the resources available to you, you eliminated as many variables as possible and denoted the ones you couldn't--what more could anyone ask?
What you <i>should</i> have done was drop the engine out of the car and test w/o any drivetrain components or accessories attached with a 4-hour break between runs. But no one in his right mind would do that. Your findings are not worthless--you provided unbiased info that indicates the Revo chip does provide some benefits. Why would somebody criticize you for that? Would they rather see only dyno plots from the chip manufacturers? Way to go man...your findings are helping increase this forum's "pool of knowledge", and as the cliché says, knowledge is power.
What you <i>should</i> have done was drop the engine out of the car and test w/o any drivetrain components or accessories attached with a 4-hour break between runs. But no one in his right mind would do that. Your findings are not worthless--you provided unbiased info that indicates the Revo chip does provide some benefits. Why would somebody criticize you for that? Would they rather see only dyno plots from the chip manufacturers? Way to go man...your findings are helping increase this forum's "pool of knowledge", and as the cliché says, knowledge is power.
01-09-2005, 11:25 AM
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It was pretty sad what followed from your last post. People on both sides had some good points, and people on both sides eventually got offended and lost their cool. Thanks for sharing the results of your efforts. Regardless of what THE reference dyno may be, pulls on a constant source can help people make their own decisions, even if that decision is to discard the results.
