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Originally Posted by bestatchess
"it takes time"
It takes very little time to get a dyno sheet if you have the system on a vehicle. Now if the system is a prototype still being developed and refined, yes, that takes time. Now once a mfg. posts a dyno sheet, then it becomes basically a warranty. If they are advertising based on dyno sheet claims and the consumers don't get the same results, there are going to be problems. I was wondering if that is why we are not seeing a dyno sheet. I am also wary of the PELA Syndrome: Placebo Effect + Louder = Awesome!!!!!
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im not doubting they have a dyno sheet already, they most likely have several with each trial and test they do. all of this is done before production of the system is started, its also not financially viable to switch design and production of a system after you start just to satisfy the consumer with a few more ponies. what makes you think they couldnt post a dyno and manipulate results? no ones watching them run the dyno, then watch that info be transferred to is public relations and web. department. check out there site, they dont even have a nissan truck to click on for products yet since its still fairly new.
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