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Interesting the warranty on the injectors don't cover race/track use. (Not saying they are bad or dodgey, but your hardly going to max them on the street for any length of time).

LW.

Sorry, my lawyer wrote that. He assured me it wouldn't scare customers away but I had my doubts. Now that I have seen the concern voiced, I'm considering taking that clause out... also extending the warranty to 1 year.

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Sorry, my lawyer wrote that.  He assured me it wouldn't scare customers away but I had my doubts.  Now that I have seen the concern voiced, I'm considering taking that clause out... also extending the warranty to 1 year.

That's excellent: I do hope you reconsider given what I said above. I'm sure it will give people more confidence to purchase if they know the product is covered in the environment were it is most likely to be used to its maximum.

:(

Lucien.

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feels fine, smooth boost, not lumpy at the top, i run a ghost trace on the hand controller and it does not get anywhere NEAR the bottom right hand corner .... the pfc can just be tuned to overcome the limit of the standard afm ...

What level of ghosting are you getting, im getting to 16

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