Travel safe Eric and watch out for the traffic in ATL. It is either a race track or a parking lot and that is all up to Mr. Murphy.

 

I am catching a flight here in a few hours! I am excited to meet a lot of people in person!!!

 

Looking forward to meeting you sir.

 

It seems this particular weekend is an important date every year. Almost makes me wish i still lived 30 mins from Cumming.

So thankful there is still such interest in the 7.3 platform.



Yall enjoy!

 

Wish I could be there! I could pick brains for days! With ample payment in drinks of course.

 

my son's home is in Dawsonville, GA.

maybe I should plan to attend this thing next year?

 

I seen spy photos of Eric and Jason on Facebook. Looks like some good info to be had. Plus it looks like they get the see the new kc turbo in person and see all the new info on it.

 

I also just got live tuned by AA

 

Nice! I like my AA tunes.

 

Were there any provisions for going with "bigger" hybrid injectors as you have been hinting at? WA is a long way from PA...

I keed, I keed... Congrats on the live tuning, hopefully they treat you well.

 

Ya'll could have a live tuning session while you're vacationing up that way.

 

Met some interesting people.



Bill from PHP


Peter from SEMA Garage


Charlie from KC Turbos


Andrew Arthur from AA Tuning


Bill and some random ugly guy


Charlie and the same random ugly guy but with beautiful turbos

Tpayne, here’s your sneak peek of the turbo.


Here’s the proof. Andrew working his magic.

 

I enjoyed the Minotaur class Thu and learned a lot. I was surprised how very few attendees actually brought along a computer. Based on this, I think only a handful of people were really interested in authoring or modifying their own tunes. @Peixinho was one of those few, and asked many observant questions. Bill was very forthright sharing his decades of experience. I also learned a lot from Andrew Arthur who weighed in often. If you are in the market for custom tunes, I would recommend speaking with AA first.

I don't think I'll ever go into the custom tune business, but at least now I'm able to understand and adjust how my trucks work. Also, I believe I've sourced a Quarterhorse, so I can start messing with live tuning. I'm interested in contributing features and improvements to the Minotaur software. And more importantly, how authors could more easily share and compare revisions. Instead of directly comparing binary files, it would be interesting to use engineering values and a source control tool like Git. Bill also mentioned that they are working on a new knowledge base that might help tuners share info.

Unfortunately I had to leave Thu night, so I didn't get to meet @ESwift and @RacinJasonWV the next day. I'm told the Fri & Sat sessions were recorded, so I hope to listen to them when the recordings become available.

 

IMHO the Quarterhorse is a must have.

 

Nay