LIVE WEBcast - The ULTIMATE SoCal Dyno Tuning Event - 2010
03-29-2010, 12:52 PM
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Such an amazing day. Thanks Jedi for all your hardwork and all the guys from BHR. I learned alot and enjoyed chilling with everyone!
And thanks gr8bullet for another sick pic of my car!
And thanks gr8bullet for another sick pic of my car!
03-29-2010, 12:53 PM
#127
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you guys just loved the "command center" that CRH and I built and wanted to sit back there with the laptop, webcam, digital camera, video camera, stereo receiver, dvd player, etc.
I don't blame you guys.
03-29-2010, 01:00 PM
#130
^^Indeed. the front shot near the laptop was good, the one with the RR shot on the tires and flames was good, the tach shot was nice. The only other one I would of added would be maybe one hanging under the hood when propped up to see downward on what work was being done on the car for whatever reason Jedi or whomever informed us of.
Overall it was an awesome job done, much props.
Overall it was an awesome job done, much props.
03-29-2010, 01:49 PM
#134
I bet, I would of taken the opportunity when everyone was busy with the food to ****** some beer in a small container and scamper!
I'd like to possibly fly down there next year to see the whole thing first hand and some of the tech 'nilla talked about. Definitely grabs my interest as an engineer.
I'd like to possibly fly down there next year to see the whole thing first hand and some of the tech 'nilla talked about. Definitely grabs my interest as an engineer.
03-29-2010, 02:12 PM
#136
I bet, I would of taken the opportunity when everyone was busy with the food to ****** some beer in a small container and scamper!
I'd like to possibly fly down there next year to see the whole thing first hand and some of the tech 'nilla talked about. Definitely grabs my interest as an engineer.
I'd like to possibly fly down there next year to see the whole thing first hand and some of the tech 'nilla talked about. Definitely grabs my interest as an engineer.
03-29-2010, 02:35 PM
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Grunepup: I saw 9k mention that you guys would be interested in doing a similar event.
if you want, let me know and I'll be happy to provide some behind the scenes insight on what is involved in putting something like this together.
Not trying to pat myself on the back here at all but there is a lot that goes on in order to have a successful dyno day.
if you want, let me know and I'll be happy to provide some behind the scenes insight on what is involved in putting something like this together.
Not trying to pat myself on the back here at all but there is a lot that goes on in order to have a successful dyno day.
03-29-2010, 02:58 PM
#142
Grunepup: I saw 9k mention that you guys would be interested in doing a similar event.
if you want, let me know and I'll be happy to provide some behind the scenes insight on what is involved in putting something like this together.
Not trying to pat myself on the back here at all but there is a lot that goes on in order to have a successful dyno day.
if you want, let me know and I'll be happy to provide some behind the scenes insight on what is involved in putting something like this together.
Not trying to pat myself on the back here at all but there is a lot that goes on in order to have a successful dyno day.
right now we only have 1 member that has an AP, and no one in the SA area is FI
if/when we do this we would like it for when more of our members are serious about tuning their cars
no point in having a Dyno day just to see what the car is doing.... my butt dyno is just fine for that
03-29-2010, 03:28 PM
#144
Grunepup: I saw 9k mention that you guys would be interested in doing a similar event.
if you want, let me know and I'll be happy to provide some behind the scenes insight on what is involved in putting something like this together.
Not trying to pat myself on the back here at all but there is a lot that goes on in order to have a successful dyno day.
if you want, let me know and I'll be happy to provide some behind the scenes insight on what is involved in putting something like this together.
Not trying to pat myself on the back here at all but there is a lot that goes on in order to have a successful dyno day.
Tip: having some drunk ******* as a camera also helps too...because that's like important n' stuff....
03-29-2010, 08:01 PM
#149
I zoom therefore I am.
the funny part was that we had to practically beg Todd to come eat...
