to prove the point, unlike everyone else....I haven't heard from Ktravesty in forever.
Talked to him the other day...he sold the Turbonnie and bought a VW Passat TDI.
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to prove the point, unlike everyone else....I haven't heard from Ktravesty in forever.
This times a million billion. All this stuff is great and really the heads look phenomenal but there's entirely too many people trying to solve non-existent problems. You end up paying 50% more for a product that's 5% better.
From the standpoint of a vendor we sell almost no reinforced small block parts. Not that we don't offer them. They just don't sell. People know they're not needed. And the same goes with much of this other stuff. People aren't necessarily doing it better; they're just doing it different.
ZZP was smart by sticking their money where their mouth was. They shut the naysayers up because they put several cars out there that ran and ran well, they wore their failures on their sleeve and they told you what parts they ran and more importantly: what parts were unnecessary horseshit. Zooomer might have been a dick every step of the way but it doesn't matter. He told me once that people don't care if he's a dick so long as they know they can trust that what he says is accurate. And you know what, that's dead on because I was the nice guy with cheaper prices and ZZP cleaned my clock year after year in sales all the while person after person in the community swore they wouldn't shop with ZZP any longer. But I digress...
It is no coincidence that the biggest, fanciest builds also end up being the cars that disappoint the most. Keep it simple stupid. Stop with all the extra engineering. Build it simple enough to work and simple enough so that when it breaks (and it will break either way) you don't need to replace a completely custom setup that didn't solve the problem you set out to solve anyhow.
I really don't understand the logic of Kevin Yates. Like $10k into a 3800 with a Gen 3 m90 that will probably run 12's when it's done in a few years. Whatever makes him happy I guess.
The guy has an unpainted cowl hood and a giant rear wing on his grand prix, and his engine is painted gloss white. That should explain all you need to know about him.
Bronzemist is the fastest........
(my s1x E85 coupe is bronzemist)
I love the welds and the cowl and don't mind the white engine either.