Any VRT customers with the JWT kit???
Originally Posted by vision619
On another note, Dyno sheets from VRT are on the way. They are literally on the way to the Dyno Shop as we speak so hopefully we can get back on topic soon. However I know what numbers this car produces and I'm telling you, It's impressive. No BS.
Originally Posted by max2000jp
That's all everyone was asking, simple dynos and timeslips. Is that too much to ask of a reputable performance shop? AMS posts videos of their 1/4 mile runs and dynoes straight on their website to backup their claims. VRT still makes a lot of bogus claims when it comes to what their cars can do. First, lets see the dynos and timeslips and we can go from there.
VRT does not build drag cars
These cars are not set up in any way shape or form to get an accurate slip on what they are capable of in a drag enviornment. Any number produced from a 1/4 mile run would be well below what the car is actually capable of producing. Does that not make sense?
Originally Posted by Nealoc187
I think he asked about pics and vids showing your power production under the impression you had a JWT kit installed by VRT. Not just because he wanted to see your car.
Originally Posted by vision619
Ok, I just said dyno sheets are on the way ... and let's clear this up.
VRT does not build drag cars
These cars are not set up in any way shape or form to get an accurate slip on what they are capable of in a drag enviornment. Any number produced from a 1/4 mile run would be well below what the car is actually capable of producing. Does that not make sense?
VRT does not build drag cars
These cars are not set up in any way shape or form to get an accurate slip on what they are capable of in a drag enviornment. Any number produced from a 1/4 mile run would be well below what the car is actually capable of producing. Does that not make sense?
Originally Posted by vision619
Ok, I just said dyno sheets are on the way ... and let's clear this up.
VRT does not build drag cars
These cars are not set up in any way shape or form to get an accurate slip on what they are capable of in a drag enviornment. Any number produced from a 1/4 mile run would be well below what the car is actually capable of producing. Does that not make sense?
VRT does not build drag cars
These cars are not set up in any way shape or form to get an accurate slip on what they are capable of in a drag enviornment. Any number produced from a 1/4 mile run would be well below what the car is actually capable of producing. Does that not make sense?
Originally Posted by vision619
VRT does not build drag cars
These cars are not set up in any way shape or form to get an accurate slip on what they are capable of in a drag enviornment. Any number produced from a 1/4 mile run would be well below what the car is actually capable of producing. Does that not make sense?
These cars are not set up in any way shape or form to get an accurate slip on what they are capable of in a drag enviornment. Any number produced from a 1/4 mile run would be well below what the car is actually capable of producing. Does that not make sense?
Why would their set up produce lower times on the drag strip? If the car has the power then nothing else should matter. There are cars on this board with a basic TT set up and no other mods other than wheels and tires are that getting really good times. If VRT is building cars from the motor to the suspension then they should be getting the same track times if not better. I think I will put on my hard hat now, cause the BS is really starting to fly in here.
Last edited by Gman2004; Nov 11, 2005 at 11:08 AM.
Originally Posted by Nealoc187
It makes perfect sense, but the issue is that VRT claimed certain 1/4 mile numbers which were obviously fake, and claimed certain dyno numbers which were also obviously fake. They hadn't produced these numbers that they made claims to, which means they were lying. That is the point I've been trying to get across. They lied.
Last edited by vision619; Jan 14, 2006 at 02:58 PM.
Originally Posted by vision619
Edited ... Here you go ... for all the non-believers. No one is lying. You are simply trying to make it look that way. Numers don't lie. Also if you notice Jim only ran the car to 5,200rpm.
THEY CLAIMED 600WHP AND 137MPH TRAP SPEEDS. THEY STILL DO NOT HAVE A 600WHP CAR ACCORDING TO THAT DYNO, AND THEY STILL DON'T HAVE 137MPH TRAP SPEEDS. THAT IS THE ONLY THING I HAVE SAID THIS ENTIRE THREAD.
THEY LIED ABOUT HAVING 600WHP CARS AND 137MPH TRAP SPEEDS 3 WEEKS AGO.
That dyno does NOT say 600whp, therefor they STILL don't have a 600whp car, and they still LIED about HAVING a 600whp car. Since when does 475whp come anywhere close to being able to claim 600whp?
Last edited by Nealoc187; Nov 11, 2005 at 01:20 PM.
Originally Posted by vision619
Edited ... Here you go ... for all the non-believers. No one is lying. You are simply trying to make it look that way. Numers don't lie. Also if you notice Jim only ran the car to 5,200rpm.
Why are you guys being so hard on VRT?
An easy solution is to call up JWT and ask them if VRT has their TT kit installed on the cars they claim it's installed on.
If they really are the only shop in the USA with JWT TT kits for the 350Z, then I would bet that JWT will know what cars their kits are on.
I'm more concerned on the time frame release of the JWT TT kit, rather than whether or not VRT got the luxury of having some pre-release kits from JWT.
It wouldn't be too suprising if they are speaking the truth, some/most companies like to have a shop test their products.
BTW, when are you guys going to become a sponsor? So much free advertising you guys are getting.
An easy solution is to call up JWT and ask them if VRT has their TT kit installed on the cars they claim it's installed on.
If they really are the only shop in the USA with JWT TT kits for the 350Z, then I would bet that JWT will know what cars their kits are on.
I'm more concerned on the time frame release of the JWT TT kit, rather than whether or not VRT got the luxury of having some pre-release kits from JWT.
It wouldn't be too suprising if they are speaking the truth, some/most companies like to have a shop test their products.
BTW, when are you guys going to become a sponsor? So much free advertising you guys are getting.
Last edited by Brandon@Forged; Nov 11, 2005 at 01:38 PM.
Originally Posted by Brandon@Forged
Why are you guys being so hard on VRT?
An easy solution is to call up JWT and ask them if VRT has their TT kit installed on the cars they claim it's installed on.
If they really are the only shop in the USA with JWT TT kits for the 350Z, then I would bet that JWT will know what cars their kits are on.
I'm more concerned on the time frame release of the JWT TT kit, rather than whether or not VRT got the luxury of having some pre-release kits from JWT.
It wouldn't be too suprising if they are speaking the truth, some/most companies like to have a shop test their products.
An easy solution is to call up JWT and ask them if VRT has their TT kit installed on the cars they claim it's installed on.
If they really are the only shop in the USA with JWT TT kits for the 350Z, then I would bet that JWT will know what cars their kits are on.
I'm more concerned on the time frame release of the JWT TT kit, rather than whether or not VRT got the luxury of having some pre-release kits from JWT.
It wouldn't be too suprising if they are speaking the truth, some/most companies like to have a shop test their products.
Originally Posted by Brandon@Forged
Why are you guys being so hard on VRT?
An easy solution is to call up JWT and ask them if VRT has their TT kit installed on the cars they claim it's installed on.
If they really are the only shop in the USA with JWT TT kits for the 350Z, then I would bet that JWT will know what cars their kits are on.
I'm more concerned on the time frame release of the JWT TT kit, rather than whether or not VRT got the luxury of having some pre-release kits from JWT.
It wouldn't be too suprising if they are speaking the truth, some/most companies like to have a shop test their products.
An easy solution is to call up JWT and ask them if VRT has their TT kit installed on the cars they claim it's installed on.
If they really are the only shop in the USA with JWT TT kits for the 350Z, then I would bet that JWT will know what cars their kits are on.
I'm more concerned on the time frame release of the JWT TT kit, rather than whether or not VRT got the luxury of having some pre-release kits from JWT.
It wouldn't be too suprising if they are speaking the truth, some/most companies like to have a shop test their products.
I know they have some JWT TT kits. I called JWT about 3 weeks ago and asked them and Ben said "they have a couple kits."
I also asked ben about the timeframe for public release of the kit and he said they are currently in the process of getting CARB approval, and that it is going to be the first of the year at a minimum before the kit is ready for public purchase.
Originally Posted by vision619
Prove It
How do you know there's not a built 600 HP car? People asked for a dyno chart on the Prototype JWT kit, it was provided to give people an idea of what this kit is capable of.
How do you know there's not a built 600 HP car? People asked for a dyno chart on the Prototype JWT kit, it was provided to give people an idea of what this kit is capable of.
How do I know there isn't one? Because they can't provide proof of one - that's how. When someone makes a claim the ownus is on THEM to prove their claim. They claimed 600whp and they claimed 137mph through the traps. They can't prove it, because neither number ever happened. If it had happened, they would have posted it already to shut all the naysayers up. Instead they just changed the info on their website and mysteriously the 600whp claim and the 137mph trap claim VANISHED...
Originally Posted by Nealoc187
How do I know there isn't one? Because they can't provide proof of one - that's how. When someone makes a claim the ownus is on THEM to prove their claim. They claimed 600whp and they claimed 137mph through the traps. They can't prove it, because neither number ever happened. If it had happened, they would have posted it already to shut all the naysayers up. Instead they just changed the info on their website and mysteriously the 600whp claim and the 137mph trap claim VANISHED...
Ok, you win.
Originally Posted by vision619
Nevermind .... not worth all this time
That dyno you posted proves absolutely NOTHING...it doesn't show a car with over 500rwhp like VRT has claimed..and to be honest..it doesn't even look like a dyno of a boosted 350Z...especially with the peak torque numbers and the power starting to level off just after 5000rpms....
I will say it one more time...
VRT claimes to have multiple 500+whp cars...where are their dyno's for them?




