Woah, Motodyne already has a supercharger upgrade for the B8 S4.
11-29-2008, 01:51 PM
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Then, would you prefer Robert, Bob or Bobby? My brother's name is Robert but we call him Bobby...
By your answer I take it that you'd rather not state your opinion. You could have just said that.
11-29-2008, 05:39 PM
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The PES unit thus far is a beauty. The guys at PES make a quality product, there's
no doubt about it. Took me about n12 hours at a slow pace to install the G2 on my 98 Avant, and it worked flawlessly.
I have been building 16V turbos on Vdubs since about '99---have done 8 of them thus far---three for myself and 5 for other people. I also have built more than a few G60's over the years. I am not "Mr Answer Guy" on these matters, but I think I can honestly say i have built a few more forced-induction engines than the average joe. Can send you pics of some of my projects if you like; my ultimate was my '90 Golf2 with a stage 3 16V turbo--was about 300hp. Car was frighteningly fast. Handed an STI his *** one afternoon on I-90, and pissed off more than a few built 5.0 Mustangs and Honda turbos.
I know there are a few folks out there that have vastly more knowledge than I about these motors, no question about it. But there are also a whole lot of armchair quaterbacks that talk out of their ^&%^$$^* and have never really gone down the road of building a hand-built turbo system. Mostly because it's a sh*tload of work and time.
I have been building 16V turbos on Vdubs since about '99---have done 8 of them thus far---three for myself and 5 for other people. I also have built more than a few G60's over the years. I am not "Mr Answer Guy" on these matters, but I think I can honestly say i have built a few more forced-induction engines than the average joe. Can send you pics of some of my projects if you like; my ultimate was my '90 Golf2 with a stage 3 16V turbo--was about 300hp. Car was frighteningly fast. Handed an STI his *** one afternoon on I-90, and pissed off more than a few built 5.0 Mustangs and Honda turbos.
I know there are a few folks out there that have vastly more knowledge than I about these motors, no question about it. But there are also a whole lot of armchair quaterbacks that talk out of their ^&%^$$^* and have never really gone down the road of building a hand-built turbo system. Mostly because it's a sh*tload of work and time.
11-30-2008, 03:13 PM
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Oh, but I've been wrong before. You do "seem" intelligent. But this is belied by the evidence...
The evidence is that "his" supercharger doesn't work. So, while "he" has *some* intelligence, enough to begin a supercharger project, it's not enough to complete it successfully. Real intelligence, for "him", would be evidenced by a working supercharger, one that can be seen running on the street or on a dyno, somewhere in the world.
Now, the countless personas "he" takes on on the internet, where "he" can hide behind "his" computer, all of the verbal sparring and evasive responses, the compulsive lying... all that is not an evidence of intelligence one way or another but of a psychological disorder.
Note: substitute "he", "him", "his" with "you" or "your" where applicable.
Now, the countless personas "he" takes on on the internet, where "he" can hide behind "his" computer, all of the verbal sparring and evasive responses, the compulsive lying... all that is not an evidence of intelligence one way or another but of a psychological disorder.
Note: substitute "he", "him", "his" with "you" or "your" where applicable.