MHP AMG 63 Thermalnators
Just updated.
I really appreciate everyone's support. Thank you gentlemen!
I think we just need to cool for it now and let the products speak for themselves.
Andy, I always appreciate a fellow gearhead. If you can back up your claims and if you are interested, I would gladly help you with distribution and installation on the West Coast.
Sounds good Vadim. Honestly I don't mind you posting in my threads, I was just kind of caught off guard initially and for that I apologize. As I said before, I wish you the best of luck. It sounds like you have a loyal following which can only come from products that deliver and treating your customers well, that I respect.
The twin screw project looks interesting. You're going to find out very quickly what the tq limitations of the 7A are along with how well the pistons, and rings handle boost. With the high static C/R + PD boost it's going to be a TORQUEY SOB!
Thanks
Andy
Ok sounds good. I dont know where Edgewood is but I'll find out. Can your guys out in Edgewood do custom tuning or is that done in Ohio?
No problem. I've done many rentals in the past and have come out of pocket a few hundred bucks several times. It's all about going out and having fun with fellow gearheads. There will be a nice collection of cars there and hopefully everyone will have fun! Keep your fingers crossed for good DA!!!
LOL, the DA has to be mineshaft in mid Nov at MIR...I literally cannot wait!
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But, we shall see. The proof is in the puddin. I'll leave it at that and let you do your thing and see where it leads to here. I hope you do what you say you can, and I wish you the best. Hell, I too think the 7G tranny is the limiting factory in the 63 cars. If you have figured out how to wake it up and do it in a way that keeps it drivable and reliable, then I may just give you my business. You come off as quite brash for someone who really should be ingratiating himself to his potential customer base, instead of talking down to them. But, I've been know to come off the same way so we probably have a bit in common. Anyway, I'll wait until the early MHP adopters have some time to test your product and hear what they have to say. Until then, lets just wait and see….
But, we shall see. The proof is in the puddin. I'll leave it at that and let you do your thing and see where it leads to here. I hope you do what you say you can, and I wish you the best. Hell, I too think the 7G tranny is the limiting factory in the 63 cars. If you have figured out how to wake it up and do it in a way that keeps it drivable and reliable, then I may just give you my business. You come off as quite brash for someone who really should be ingratiating himself to his potential customer base, instead of talking down to them. But, I've been know to come off the same way so we probably have a bit in common. Anyway, I'll wait until the early MHP adopters have some time to test your product and hear what they have to say. Until then, lets just wait and see….
Thanks
Andy
Make a run before installation, pop the hood and hit the intake with a infared pyrometer. There's no way you will be able to install the spacers until the motor cools down - when I did mine it took a couple hrs before you could even touch the intake.
Once you get them installed, try to make the same run, just as hard with the same ambient temps and then take the same measurments for temps....this will give us a good idea how effective they are, are aren't.
Good luck.
PS - are you sending them your TCU ? I was under the impression that the
7G TCU was buried in the transmission case - someone correct me if I'm wrong....
Anyone that knows me knows that if there is a part available for the 63 it is on my car. They also know I don't have a problem speaking my mind. If the product is good and performs as promised I will say so, if they suck, I will take them off my car and let everyone know about it.
Stay tuned..................
Make a run before installation, pop the hood and hit the intake with a infared pyrometer. There's no way you will be able to install the spacers until the motor cools down - when I did mine it took a couple hrs before you could even touch the intake.
Once you get them installed, try to make the same run, just as hard with the same ambient temps and then take the same measurments for temps....this will give us a good idea how effective they are, are aren't.
Good luck.
PS - are you sending them your TCU ? I was under the impression that the
7G TCU was buried in the transmission case - someone correct me if I'm wrong....
When you have literally sold over 100 sets of thermal intake spacers to customers that had previously been using phenolics that have leaked, and hear nothing but praise for your replacements, well, what else is there to say...
Just like in any other business, if a product sucks or fails, someone's going to hear about it. Marketing a faulty product or one that doesn't deliver is a good way to put yourself out of business.
Sorry But I will not buy from you and I think that from the other members threads posted, you really lost business by your reactions.
Sorry
I can tell you that right now your responses are not too impressive. You're using noob like comeback lines...you can do better than that can't you Jangy? Come on dig deep into that little brain of yours and try to come up with some good stuff.
LOL!! I'm not here to impress you and glad your grapvine clued you in. Go stand in line with the rest of them.
Dig deep? You kill me. Hows a bout we meet up and get this done on the street instead of this thread? If you put down anywhere near 500 then there should be no issue, given your lower weight, right? No cooling, huh? Well, then I guess we will need to make it quick. Like all your buddys, I assume you make 3 -4 passes a day, MAX. The rest of the time is spent with ice all over the car and lots of yappin. You honestly think ANYBODY on the west coast believes you are making 600hp from a set of headers? HAHAHAHA!!!
The TCU is indeed embedded, hence the number of hours needed to mod it. But then again, aren't all chryslers?
Sorry But I will not buy from you and I think that from the other members threads posted, you really lost business by your reactions.
Sorry


See ya around and remember, you're both blacklisted unless you pay twice the price as everyone else. 
Thanks
Andy
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Seriously, you've done nothing but add misinformation and grossly inaccurate statements mixed with a bit of libel in this thread. Please crawl back under the rock from which you came and try and restablish yourself as the forum *** sniffer.
Last edited by MHP; Sep 6, 2008 at 03:38 AM.
Dig deep? You kill me. Hows a bout we meet up and get this done on the street instead of this thread? If you put down anywhere near 500 then there should be no issue, given your lower weight, right? No cooling, huh? Well, then I guess we will need to make it quick. Like all your buddys, I assume you make 3 -4 passes a day, MAX. The rest of the time is spent with ice all over the car and lots of yappin. You honestly think ANYBODY on the west coast believes you are making 600hp from a set of headers? HAHAHAHA!!!
Tell you what, I'll put up 2K to cover your travel cost and time away from work to make the trek to MIR where both Jim and I will hand you your *** N/A--even though we should be spraying to balance out the lack of a 2.3L twin screw. You win, you get the cash, you lose, you can tell people you "fell down the stairs". What do you say tough guy? Ready to put up an equal or greater amount of cash with your stage V hunk of ****?
Last edited by MHP; Sep 6, 2008 at 03:41 AM.







I really can't see how he is still posting.. What a nut