The Turbo School is coming to Macon

[Brick]

What does where the guy used to work at have anything to do with the class or the chance to learn from people who know what they're talking about? absolutely nothing....

I can't speak for any of your claims....we haven't used any of there internally wastegated turbos, we make big power and therefore must use external

You said the guy worked in design and manufacturing...seems like those two areas may have had something to do with the issues being claimed if they are true. That might mean something. I don't know anything about him or bullseye though, just pointing something out.

However, who the hell said you can't make big power unless you go external? That's just silly.

[Evil Goat]

You said the guy worked in design and manufacturing...seems like those two areas may have had something to do with the issues being claimed if they are true. That might mean something. I don't know anything about him or bullseye though, just pointing something out.

However, who the hell said you can't make big power unless you go external? That's just silly.

valid points....but the guy bought a bad turbo 5 years ago and that is what he is basing his claims off of....give me a break....thats like saying i bought a dozen eggs from kroger and one was broken when i bought them so every egg they sale from that point on must be broken

and come race me in your internal wastegate turd....i got something for you...

[Lankhoss]

valid points....but the guy bought a bad turbo 5 years ago and that is what he is basing his claims off of....give me a break....thats like saying i bought a dozen eggs from kroger and one was broken when i bought them so every egg they sale from that point on must be broken

and come race me in your internal wastegate turd....i got something for you...

Not really. If there's a broken egg in a Kroger carton, there are a multitude of things that could have caused it. Could have gotten cracked while packaging, shipping, shelving, or from another customer after it was already in the store. Kroger does not "build" the egg, they just put the package on the shelves and sell it.

This guy is claiming that the product he paid for was not properly BUILT. So he sent it back, and got ANOTHER one that was not built correctly.

He has a very valid argument for not having confidence in the company.

[CaTcH22]

Not really. If there's a broken egg in a Kroger carton, there are a multitude of things that could have caused it. Could have gotten cracked while packaging, shipping, shelving, or from another customer after it was already in the store. Kroger does not "build" the egg, they just put the package on the shelves and sell it.

This guy is claiming that the product he paid for was not properly BUILT. So he sent it back, and got ANOTHER one that was not built correctly.

He has a very valid argument for not having confidence in the company.

Thats all good...but I think after 5 years of R&D a product becomes better. Thats like saying, after 5 years of being an automotive technician, I have learned nothing new, have the same tools, and dont give a damn. We have 4 Bulleye power turbos in the shop right now, and I see nothing wrong with any of them. Flawless machine work... and the customers are very happy with them.

[Evil Goat]

you can't fix stupid....all i'll say on this argument is that we recommend bullseye to everyone who comes through our doors because we have real world experience with them. like QWK said, the hotrod was bullseye powered and was a consistent 9 second car. we are building an evo and a civic that will be bullseye powered and expecting 650+ from both cars, nicks prelude is bulllseye powered and we are thinking it will be in the 900hp range when it returns to the dyno on monday and countless others that we have sold separate from builds for people doing their own thing that are making insane numbers with drivability and reliability

we don't base anything we do off of what people say on an internet forum or one bad experience....bottom line is these two guys know what they are talking about, no matter who they worked for it doesn't change the knowledge that they have and can offer, which from the looks of these averagely fast cars in the kf these days some of you could use some of this knowledge.....

last thing i'll say is don't base your decision on whether or not you attend the class on what someone with no real world experience says, rather take the word from us or the people at T1, NRG Tech, or Central Florida Turbo.....you know.....people with real world experience and not hearsay bullshit because their tampons full over a bad experience

[1439/2000]

we don't base anything we do off of what people say on an internet forum or one bad experience

It wasn't just me it was hundreds of people for years. Maybe they have gotten better.