HoleshotHolset said:That's a pretty good magazine for Dr. P to advertise in...
Cause every truck that has their parts runs like it's buckin' stock!
Man - talk about leaving yourself wide open for criticism... :-laf
Matt
Ok now that is uncalled for , I have never mention Our product, and never talked bad about other peoples product , but if you want to open up the door , we send out about 500 modules a weeks , and the return rate is about 3% , someone like them. The advantage to our product is its non invasive to the computer and doesn’t leave a tell tale sign that could potential void a warranty. I do a lot of the dyno work, and it’s all done correctly now with real world correction factors. I dyno everyone’s product, and see all the numbers, and for the most part all are a good product. What Dr. Performance modules offer are real world power, and fuel economy gains, and the ability to remove the module in about a minute or less. I race for a New Car dealer, who has 11 franchises, and I have seen the confidential service bulletins with pictures of everyone product, and signs of telling if the engine has been tampered with. The manufactory offer rewards for technician that rat on dealers that don’t report potential violations
Here’s a tip next time you install a set of injectors, be sure to reinstall the hosting hooks, that was a tell tail sign that the valve cover has been off.