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Any dyno updates?
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Dyno updates since when. I got 428hp and 338tq
http://www.the370z.com/forced-induct...rger-dyno.html |
Sent you a PM SAM.
DAN |
ooohhhhhh... Dan... are you getting one. hehehe
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^^ Seeing yours in person really got me thinking :)
And since Im going to BransonZfest I would like to have a little something to show :) DAN |
i'm trying to head to branson as well. Be nice to have another supercharger floatin in the crowd
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^^YES IT WOULD!
But if it doesnt work out, I will just buy alot of other parts :) DAN |
Sam.
My first race day is April 2 . I hope that all my parts will be here and that i have time to install them. 40 days till its show time at the 1/4 mile run. |
^man, i hope they come in! it's going to be epic...
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Tax return in hand, but no carb cert yet?
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how many of these kits are out there as of current time?
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Anyway, maybe Sam can come update this status post from page 1. |
^ you're of by 4 days...
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relax bro relax your heart is gonna burst! but your entire arguement isnt invalid. but nor is it really valid. Carb approval is a process that is quite involved. GTM does have alot of projects going so sure they could drop everything and get carb approval or perhaps also just divide their time with everything and have every project going. I think they are doing pretty good so far. Are they screwing over thousands of potential customers, no. Do you feel like you are being screwed... yes. Can you just up and go buy another carb approved FI system? no. Does that mean they can laugh at you in your agony.. no. basically its not right to come out and beat up on GTM because of this. They are in the end a business and need to take care of business first. If carb approval S/C's got them alot of business im sure they would have spent alot of time on it. But if they let their entire business tank to work on this, in the end as soon as they get CARB approval, they would have to file bankruptcy and then whats the point? We as customers need to always be patient. I dont want any company to rush their products or development etc. When you see that, you see crappy products or products that are only partial to what they could have been. Also, ever try picking up the phone, calling GTM and asking them whats up? i mean ya know, I understand that theres the forums, facebook, twitter, etc etc etc but calling people is still the most effective communication tool (other than meeting face to face) |
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In the software world we call this FUD. 1 year ago the Stillen kit was a strong potential competitor and they were advertising that they would get CARB certified. Sam didn't want to give Stillen that competitive advantage in the largest market for sales and said they too would get certified. Sam even posted later that GTM would have their certification first. Well the Stillen kit turned out to be a weak competitor and it appears to me that CARB certification at GTM is on the back burner. |
If you guys understand that Sam has tons and tons and tons of work. Takes time and patience. IF you dont want to wait move on, if you do congrats. Most members dont even have a clue what actually going into a serious build and expect it overnight. It takes alot of trial and error. There is others cars besides the z is he working on. Yes carb legal kit will help out, in cali doesnt make a difference to to most people.
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Everyone with a brain knows Sam is busy. I never disputed that. If you take a reread over what I posted, you'll realize that. Lastly, 1 in 9 people in the US live in California. It is not like 1 out of 50 which is the mindset people seem to take. There is no more important single market for import parts in the US. This could go 5 pages with the exact same thing, so I'll just leave it at this.. Sam, could you update your post on page 1 in reference to CARB certification? Thanks. |
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If you want a carb legal kit that bad, A simple call to Sam will justify the issues and concerns you may have. |
Honestly, when I am in the market for an SC kit, buying a kit that is CARB approved would be great but I would still get forced induction regardless of whether it is certified or not.
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yes im not a business person because i said "GTM shouldnt worry about a small market and work on their bigger market." which is what you said in different words so your the best business man im not congrats ! yay |
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If this CARB cert conversation was happening in the Stillen S/C thread, everyone would be bashing Stillen for letting everyone down, once again. As opposed to what happens here; many forum members fiercly protect GTM and bashes any forum member that should question GTM's motives or actions.
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Carb is what, 5% of sales? When it comes to R&D and everything else they are developing, it can take a back seat. This G37/Z thing is their world, Stillen and their fan boys are just living in it. /lawlz |
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For my purposes only (i have a Business Startegy/Practices class i have to take opinions for), pm me what you think GTM should do... If you don't want to, thats fine good sir. :happydance: |
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The process is very slow i agree, we have it on auto pilot and pretty much letting it take its own course. All i can say it is going to happen. Sam |
So if I get the GTM SC now and then you get CARB certified later would my kit qualify under the CARB?
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Sam, you should stop by here more often I think. :)
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Sam doesn't play games he just sweats win
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