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<blockquote data-quote="shiroitenshi" data-source="post: 2025483" data-attributes="member: 27518"><p>I'm not generalising, but what I'm saying is that from what I understand, it's mostly done through trial and error.. can you say that these people can explain why these parts perform the way they do, and can they really replicate the same power mods on another engine?</p><p></p><p>Arguably, they can do the job provided they have XXX attempts, but I'm more of a person that ask.. Why's that? or How does that work?</p><p></p><p>If that guy can explain, then I say.. wow.. you really know your job!</p><p>If not.. then I'll ask myself if I'm SURE I want to be a regular customer with him?</p><p></p><p>Fact is, if you wanted something out of the ordinary that hasn't been done before, experience with the more common setups just doesn't count.. It has to be the principal baser knowledge of how engines work (flow, etc.) then you'll hear stories like..</p><p></p><p>"This setup cannot get power one lah" (Although you know perfectly well that someone else in ANOTHER country has pulled it off)</p><p></p><p>C'mon, B series NA/turbos with crazy horsepowers have been around in the US for like years now.. and how just far have we got with ours? 310, 320? on NA? And how many have you seen even attempting NOS + turbo?</p><p></p><p>Just ask about surge, volumetric efficiency, etc. and people here gives you the strange look. (admittedly I don't know turbo as well, and it irritates me to no end that I can't find one that's an technical turbo enthusiast as well, as least I'll learn something and try it on my car.)</p><p></p><p>Or at least pay someone to do it for me with the guarantee that he won't screw it up like I might with my DIY curiosity.</p><p></p><p>I respect the old timers here for their experience and working for a lot time, I have no doubt about their competence in their modding work, They'll know best the limits of some of the parts they have used, so I don't deny their expertise.. esp. Chris's mechanic.. I think I know who you mean already.</p><p></p><p>But I think having those kind of knowledge might help make for a more 'colourful' modding scene here in Malaysia, with more strange custom setups that 'might' actually work.</p><p></p><p>Twin turbo's in an NSX/Civic(haha)/etc, anyone? :P</p><p></p><p>Anyway I'm leaning towards the technical side of modding because I can't drive very well.. :P</p><p></p><p>A grandmother on tranquilizers could do better track driving than me.. :P</p><p></p><p>And about the timing.. how did you do that?.. I thought there's always some measure or chance of knocking, since I'm using normal fuels, and not race fuels, so that octane rating isn't that steady. A tankful of fuel can allow XX degs today.. not tommorow when it pings a bit on another tank.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shiroitenshi, post: 2025483, member: 27518"] I'm not generalising, but what I'm saying is that from what I understand, it's mostly done through trial and error.. can you say that these people can explain why these parts perform the way they do, and can they really replicate the same power mods on another engine? Arguably, they can do the job provided they have XXX attempts, but I'm more of a person that ask.. Why's that? or How does that work? If that guy can explain, then I say.. wow.. you really know your job! If not.. then I'll ask myself if I'm SURE I want to be a regular customer with him? Fact is, if you wanted something out of the ordinary that hasn't been done before, experience with the more common setups just doesn't count.. It has to be the principal baser knowledge of how engines work (flow, etc.) then you'll hear stories like.. "This setup cannot get power one lah" (Although you know perfectly well that someone else in ANOTHER country has pulled it off) C'mon, B series NA/turbos with crazy horsepowers have been around in the US for like years now.. and how just far have we got with ours? 310, 320? on NA? And how many have you seen even attempting NOS + turbo? Just ask about surge, volumetric efficiency, etc. and people here gives you the strange look. (admittedly I don't know turbo as well, and it irritates me to no end that I can't find one that's an technical turbo enthusiast as well, as least I'll learn something and try it on my car.) Or at least pay someone to do it for me with the guarantee that he won't screw it up like I might with my DIY curiosity. I respect the old timers here for their experience and working for a lot time, I have no doubt about their competence in their modding work, They'll know best the limits of some of the parts they have used, so I don't deny their expertise.. esp. Chris's mechanic.. I think I know who you mean already. But I think having those kind of knowledge might help make for a more 'colourful' modding scene here in Malaysia, with more strange custom setups that 'might' actually work. Twin turbo's in an NSX/Civic(haha)/etc, anyone? :P Anyway I'm leaning towards the technical side of modding because I can't drive very well.. :P A grandmother on tranquilizers could do better track driving than me.. :P And about the timing.. how did you do that?.. I thought there's always some measure or chance of knocking, since I'm using normal fuels, and not race fuels, so that octane rating isn't that steady. A tankful of fuel can allow XX degs today.. not tommorow when it pings a bit on another tank. [/QUOTE]
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