Is this legit?
Heck even headers for this platform is on Alibaba for less!
Last edited by skratch77; Jan 20, 2021 at 04:37 PM.
Although in the states, you at least have to abide by patent laws and use a currency that hasn’t been manipulated. Not so much in the people’s republic of chinastan.
Each time they pop up they pretend to be a completely new company, Everything starts off fine... then you get the Dime saga, Then the Yabeela Saga, Now the PTG Saga., Dont be the fool!
Dime Racing Intercooler:
Yabeela Supercharger
At least they admit they're wolves. Heres the Current PTG Cheerleader, Who gives all his credit to PTG since Dime is dead.... They must not have many built cars out there... because all they post is this C63, and the GTR owned by the same guy.
Kirkland Hans is Steve which we already knew
Watch yourselves!!
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
**** on it.
I think the power adder market for the M156 is t all that bad in terms of availability, the pricing is just stratospheric. I mean, it’ll never be as good as it is for carburetor cars.
The 156 is already a potent platform. It doesn’t need much in the way of persuasion.
About the only thing that Weistec isn’t making a 300% margin on is their supercharger kit. There is genuinely a lot of time and tooling invested into each piece. Machining twin screw rotors is damned expensive. Very tight tolerances.
I wouldn’t mind doing a twin turbo M156 project someday. That would be ridiculous. And probably half the price of a twin screw kit.
and none of that has to do with this thread.
**** on it.
I think the power adder market for the M156 is t all that bad in terms of availability, the pricing is just stratospheric. I mean, it’ll never be as good as it is for carburetor cars.
The 156 is already a potent platform. It doesn’t need much in the way of persuasion.
About the only thing that Weistec isn’t making a 300% margin on is their supercharger kit. There is genuinely a lot of time and tooling invested into each piece. Machining twin screw rotors is damned expensive. Very tight tolerances.
I wouldn’t mind doing a twin turbo M156 project someday. That would be ridiculous. And probably half the price of a twin screw kit.
I just looked over the 113k kit. Very nice at $5600
It’ll still end up being $8500-10,000 by the time it’s all said and done for the 156 at the going rates.
We wouldn’t have a core to exchange, +1k
You need to build brackets from scratch, that’s not going to be free.
You need to build an intake plenum from billet, that’s not free and neither is the machine time.
We’ll need to get it tuned +1k minimum + dyno time.
Lots of ins and outs and whathaveyous. Man.
I bet you aren’t paying retail for the whipple blowers which helps.
I can see how, theoretically, Steve left weistec and took some IP or whatever thus leading into the claim that things were stolen from Weistec. Now Weistec is butthurt because someone is putting out parts they feel are rightfully theirs.
Again - I can be way off here but I do remember entirely writing off Weistec and Dime from my book and never letting them touch my cars because of some bs along these lines. These guys seem like they are more interested in taking each other down than actually engaging with / supporting / contributing to the car community. Like --- just innovate and make something better? Or are you saying you can't / aren't capable because your competitor is better at it than you are so now we go below the belt?
All seems pretty childish to me.













