Weistec Stage 1 Supercharger Results
Highs and lows as with any other project. However, Jim went for a ride in the beast Friday night before leaving town. Sadly there was not enough time to fight LA traffic and make the meet.
Final dyno numbers and info will be posted as soon as we all feel it is appropriate.
Please remember that this car had a number of other modifications in addition to the installing a one-off engine/SC package (including heads, cams, larger injectors, etc). Nothing was "off the shelf" for this last round of mods. A number of firsts were accomplished with this car and those will be detailed as appropriate in due time.
More info will be posted shortly. I am only posting this to stop the inevitable forum slide to everyone assuming there is something technically or mechanically wrong with the car. That is not so. Weistec will have the car to finish the tune and we will have it back after to do the final wrap up, then it will hit the strip before returning to Chicago.
Again, to simplify, the "what's up" is simply that we ran short on time and that is primarily my responsibility as I was managing the project. However, I am confident the performance of the car will speak volumes, and that will be posted shortly.
Great thanks to the team at Weistec as they have built a great power add to the 63 engines and are a pleasure to work with!
Thanks
Brad
Last edited by brad @ evosport; Apr 4, 2011 at 05:30 PM.
Highs and lows as with any other project. However, Jim went for a ride in the beast Friday night before leaving town. Sadly there was not enough time to fight LA traffic and make the meet.
Final dyno numbers and info will be posted as soon as we all feel it is appropriate.
Please remember that this car had a number of other modifications in addition to the installing a one-off engine/SC package (including heads, cams, larger injectors, etc). Nothing was "off the shelf" for this last round of mods. A number of firsts were accomplished with this car and those will be detailed as appropriate in due time.
More info will be posted shortly. I am only posting this to stop the inevitable forum slide to everyone assuming there is something technically or mechanically wrong with the car. That is not so. Weistec will have the car to finish the tune and we will have it back after to do the final wrap up, then it will hit the strip before returning to Chicago.
Again, to simplify, the "what's up" is simply that we ran short on time and that is primarily my responsibility as I was managing the project. However, I am confident the performance of the car will speak volumes, and that will be posted shortly.
Great thanks to the team at Weistec as they have built a great power add to the 63 engines and are a pleasure to work with!
Thanks
Brad
Last edited by otoupalik; Apr 4, 2011 at 05:31 PM.
This car does not have anything "standard" as I stated above.
Thanks
Brad
Rich, No excuses. As I explained to Jim and I posted the delays were under my watch, so the onus of responsibility falls squarely on me.
However, I do call $15-20K of damage significant, I am sure most would agree.
Thanks
Brad
Last edited by otoupalik; Apr 4, 2011 at 05:33 PM.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
Somebody should start a thread titled "what does evosport owe you?" It would be interesting to hear the truth.
Somebody should start a thread titled "what does evosport owe you?" It would be interesting to hear the truth.
However, we have worked through the issues and continue to fix them directly. We are more than apologetic for any delays and issues this has created. All we can do identify the issues and fix them.
In the last six months we have moved from 5000 sq ft. to 15,000 sq ft. and have brought on a new CFO as well as some great consultants to help us identify the hurdles and streamline the business so that we can better service our customers. The last 3 years has been brutal on our industry and we have definitely weathered the storm but have a few key issues to address!
Total thread-jack, but it is out there and we don't intend to hide from the issues.
Thanks
Brad
Dodger, there is nothing to be scared of. As I have told you in PM, we have had long delays. Various reasons for the specific part or project.
However, we have worked through the issues and continue to fix them directly. We are more than apologetic for any delays and issues this has created. All we can do identify the issues and fix them.
In the last six months we have moved from 5000 sq ft. to 15,000 sq ft. and have brought on a new CFO as well as some great consultants to help us identify the hurdles and streamline the business so that we can better service our customers. The last 3 years has been brutal on our industry and we have definitely weathered the storm but have a few key issues to address!
Total thread-jack, but it is out there and we don't intend to hide from the issues.
Thanks
Brad
I agree this has gone OT and I look forward to hearing the details of this build in a separate thread.
Hope you get everything worked out Jim! Back to my boring job
Hope you get everything worked out Jim! Back to my boring job




