Re: any good shop in NC
 

hey, u still fry cars every 5 days... And why talk ---- of uberdata?? If he gave you something, wtf, idiot, its ------- FREE. Go get it yourself you ------- lazy bitch. Dont blame him for your ------- stupidity and laziness.

Re: any good shop in NC
 

All this internet bitching does nothing but confuse any potential customers. JD, do you think us mere mortals are able to reference the arguments your citing? Much like JDogg can refute as much as he likes, but people on here will believe JD because he's OG.

btw, although the phenomenal amount of information you hold JD no doubt improves your ability to understand whats going on within an engine, I think you've probably hit your boredom threshold; at least regarding tuning. I get the same way, if i'm not being challenged, i get bored/grumpy. My friend works as an engine designer for Ricardo and I think something along those lines would suit you really well. He's a graduate but has already been gifted with designing the new TVR straight 6 inlet manifold.

Anyway, my opinion counts for jack on here.

Re: any good shop in NC
 

wow...I sense a little hostility here...I cant say anything...hell, both JD and JDogg know a hell of alot more than me about tuning..my first turbo tune is my own car, which im doin now..so if it goes-i cant blame anyone but myself....

Re: any good shop in NC
 

wow, just wow! all this hostility, and in north carolina of all places. i've actually been to turbotune in greensboro. but i know nothing of his work or any other tuner in n.c. for that matter. obd2 pwns me.

Re: any good shop in NC
 

I let you know there was a problem - I told George you were a great guy, it must be some misunderstanding, I'd contact you and you'd make everything right. Instead, I got wisecrack responses that Honda ECUs don't make you any money, AEM EMS makes you money. You had George's contact information, he lives in the same town as you (or 30 minutes from it), it is YOUR FAULT if he wasn't taken care of.

What the ---- do you mean *I* gave you a shitty version of UD? It's free to download everywhere, archived on uberdata.pgmfi.org back to the first publicly released beta, and none of them had tip-in problems. How a tip in problem has [i]anything[i/] to do with a dyno-tuned LS fuel map that is significantly leaner than a D15B7 fuel map I do not know (you charged for that ----?) and I have zero clue how a ROM editor meant for P75/P72 code manipulated the P28/P30 based ROM I pulled from George's ECU. *It wouldn't open in UD, I had to pull it up in Crome*

That's an awesome quote. I think it says everything that needs to, down to the misspellings.

You said you had a dyno, fuckstick, and I was trying to get you to make a SINGLE post on pgmfi.org with feedback so that the BETA software I had a hand in could be advanced. You NEVER made the first post, and I ended up pretty ------- embarrassed back in March '04 at the Hyundaidata seminar when you'd apparently pissed everyone on pgmfi.org off and caused John Cui to yank Crome from the internet because you were charging $600 for Crome tunes, had never bothered to read the first FAQ, make a single post of feedback on the software, said hello to anybody, and you called me whenever you had the slightest n00b 101 problem, answered everywhere on the internet if you'd bothered doing basic ------- research.



I'm still waiting for you to dredge up the first Honda-Tech post where you corrected me, much less drove me off. I suggest you produce one - you can't - or an apology in the next 24 hours or I'll go back to scouring your post history and lovingly correcting your every error. I'll link to your alcohol/water injection errors, you being schooled on D16Y ignition timing, etc, ad nauseam. I can make your pathetic, half-talented little e-life very embarrassing.


I could give a ---- less about tuning anyone's car for money. I have never at any point in time been a business entity, and I do not care to ever be one.

I'm being a nice guy and letting Jason cherry pick what he wants you guys to see of our past debates. Ask him for specific links. :)


Sweet job, Ricardo Engineering Consultants is about as top notch an ME placement as you can get in the UK.

I'll stick to electronica.

Re: any good shop in NC
 

*round of applause* rip him a new arsehole, most tuners in the uk are exactly the same, know jack ---- and still get upset if you start asking them questions about what they do (mostly because the cunts don't know themselves)

Yeah, he's a jammy bastard, loves his job, great person for discussing the finer points of engine design with.

And the electronics involved in all but the very latest canbus equipped vehicles are only slightly more complex then a washing machine. Saying that, i'm about to start work for a firm that make hifi equipment as an analogue design engineer.

Re: any good shop in NC
 

Retro electro is cool beans in my book. I have an ME level autotech forum I'd like to pass onto your friend, when I'm off this stupid phone.

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Waiting for that apology, fat boy.