Comparison of the GMS and C&L CAI's with detailed info...
I guess if it's not patented, then it's free to be copied. Is that what JR did? I don't know. It would be a shame to scam somebody else's product and claim it as your own. Doesn't say much for integrity but since I don't truly know all of the facts, I can't comment, heck, there are only so many ways you can make one of these anyway. Only JR can stand up for himself or fold his tent and slink away. It is really in his hands as far as this is concerned
thanks, Doug.
Maybe we should just start a "I hate JR" thread so that they will leave this thread for what it was started as, a good evaluation from a somewhat non-biased competitor (can you be a competitor and totally non biased?).... I have all the respect in the world for Doug so I would never begin to bash him, especially if I don't have my own personal experiences to back it up.
But seriously, I think someone should put together a rational thread with questions for JR. As a potential CAI purchaser with no bias towards either Doug or JR I would like to know where JR stands in response to the issues others have raised. The problem however is it should be real questions, not this bashing JR becasue he sells MAF spray which these same people think he stole (or copied) from CRC!
Doug, while I agree that customer service is extremely important, most companies advertise and they all make claims based on the best theoretical possibilities. Are all of the JR haters going to start FRPP hating because they sell the Supreme GT axle-backs as FRPP axle-backs? You seem like a smart guy and I was truly surprised that you started to break bad on JR in that manner instead of staying nuetral. As a result, now I have to think twice about your "findings" knowing you are truly biased deep down.
I'm not a grammar ****, but I'm going to stop you right there. If you're going to come in as a lurking troll into what is obviously a pretty warmed up thread, at least have the courtesy to introduce yourself as to who you really are, and for the sanity of everyone who got past 3rd grade please run your post through a spell-check at a minimum prior to posting. Even my 6 year old son would not have written his opening sentence in that way... This may not be Corner-Carvers, but I'm guessing that SuperMario is not your real name... If you are indeed a college student, please let us know what you scored on your last "Engrish" 101 essay. If you're not (which I think you're much too old to still be there) then why cover your true identity with such a lackluster attempt at disguising your comments? I've got a good idea who SuperMario is - anyone else care to take a guess?
SilverHorse...your post was useless IMO, "I'm not a grammar ****, but ..." and then you go on ripping this guy who may or may not be whoever you think he/she really is. What was the point of that?
If you go to C&L's website, you will not only see that their '05 intakes have patents pending on them, but you will also notice that on the main page there are TWO U.S. patent numbers on their upper intake plenum listed. If you go back to my original post in this thread, you will find an image that shows a BLATANT copy of the C&L plenum (which IS PATENTED) that was released by Granatelli some time last year. The C&L plenum was released in 2003. These are facts I'm trying to show.
thanks, Doug.
thanks, Doug.
Whe are you going to go after BBK?
Don't all of these CAIs look the same?
Look - I am not skipping anything and you all know I don't skirt around issues. The Granatelli and C&L parts are not the same. They don't even look the same. I give credit to Lee Bender of C&L as he was smart enough to get Doug at Bamachips to do his dirty work. Doug has now dug himself into a whole. Rather then think for himself, he has turned himself into a mouth piece for C&L. In the past I gave him more credit then this but in the end he has discredited himself by casting aspersions and innuendo that will soon be proven wrong. The fact that he can not figure out how the supplied meter in our kits work is the first indication he is a puppet for C&L, and the chip tuning software he pushes. This is not to say that he can or can not properly tune as I have never seen his work. However, by his own admission he can’t figure out what, where, when or how our supplied Slot in Meter works. He admits to mixing and matching parts and not being able to make them work properly. He insinuates we would copy his tunes and sell them in Fuego which is just a feeble attempt at taking credit for our own hard work. So with that said, shame on you Doug for creating an issue that was a non issue. As for his so called unbiased dyno test, he has already proven to be puppet and mouth piece for C&L so what makes anyone think at this point he would be honest about the results.
As for the comment about how much interest this post has garnered, this seems normal for a GMS thread.
As for the comment about how much interest this post has garnered, this seems normal for a GMS thread.
You are implying that anyone that doesn't get a tune is an idiot and that's ludicrous! To hear you talk it's like the stock Mustang is a POS, why did you even but one?
Some of us are looking for a modest bump in power and don't want to spend a lot of $$$.
What is wrong with that? I'm not even saying you're wrong about all of the benefit's of a tune and I may go that route eventually but you talk as if it should be all or nothing ASAP. Believe me I wish I had the funds to do so but since I do not, I don't appreciate the attempt to make us out as fools for not doing all of the mods you do.
I always answer the good and the bad. I was at SEMA so I could not spend a ton of time on this. A few of our customer came to the booth and asked if I read all this nonsense and I said not yet.
Admittedly I have not read all 15 pages here. I lost interest after they made the childish claims about where the filter was manufactured. We manufacture filters for several of the big players in the industry both automotive and industrial (where the real money is)
Our MAF spray came from CRC – it is one in the same – we were working on a private brand program
Admittedly I have not read all 15 pages here. I lost interest after they made the childish claims about where the filter was manufactured. We manufacture filters for several of the big players in the industry both automotive and industrial (where the real money is)
Our MAF spray came from CRC – it is one in the same – we were working on a private brand program
Doug, while I agree that customer service is extremely important, most companies advertise and they all make claims based on the best theoretical possibilities. Are all of the JR haters going to start FRPP hating because they sell the Supreme GT axle-backs as FRPP axle-backs? You seem like a smart guy and I was truly surprised that you started to break bad on JR in that manner instead of staying neutral. As a result, now I have to think twice about your "findings" knowing you are truly biased deep down. ?
Remember - We mock what we don't understand. Doug can't understand how the meter works so he mocks us
If you go to C&L's website, you will not only see that their '05 intakes have patents pending on them, but you will also notice that on the main page there are TWO U.S. patent numbers on their upper intake plenum listed. If you go back to my original post in this thread, you will find an image that shows a BLATANT copy of the C&L plenum (which IS PATENTED) that was released by Granatelli some time last year. The C&L plenum was released in 2003. These are facts I'm trying to show.
thanks, Doug.
thanks, Doug.
JR Thanks for your posts and we appreciate your honesty. Can you tell me about the filter. Where is it made and what material is it made from.
Also in another post about your CAI and MAF there has been a question about a 2nd hose 1/4 inch being in the box with the CAI. When mine came in, it had only the breather hose. What is this second hose for?
I agree with most people that has been following this thread. There are the GMS guys that like the product and are happy with the product. Then there are the C&L people that just want to bash JR and his products.
The CRC spray was a prime example, they immediately started bashing JR for stealing their idea and marketing that it gained 4-10HP. Well, CRC had that on their can and nobody bashed CRC for misconduct! Come on guys. Enough is enough.
Also in another post about your CAI and MAF there has been a question about a 2nd hose 1/4 inch being in the box with the CAI. When mine came in, it had only the breather hose. What is this second hose for?
I agree with most people that has been following this thread. There are the GMS guys that like the product and are happy with the product. Then there are the C&L people that just want to bash JR and his products.
The CRC spray was a prime example, they immediately started bashing JR for stealing their idea and marketing that it gained 4-10HP. Well, CRC had that on their can and nobody bashed CRC for misconduct! Come on guys. Enough is enough.
The following shows how easy it is for a manufacturer to falsify power gains for its product(s).
First, GMS performed a bogus baseline run on a customer's 2006 Mustang GT on 8/10/06 in graph 1 below by intentionally heat-soaking the engine. This caused the coolant temperature to increase over a specified level, which caused the computer to go into a "protect mode" resulting in the super-rich 9.8:1 air/fuel ratio(Typical WOT A/F ratios for stock S197's normally run in the 11-12 range at WOT), and in turn reduced maximum hp(This can easily be seen by noting how the heatsoaked baseline hp curve in graph 1 suddenly drops off in the upper rpm range, while non-heatsoaked baseline hp curve in graph 2 does not have the same drop off.).
Then, after the baseline run was finished, the vehicle's engine had a chance to cool down during the removal of the stock intake assembly, and the installation of the GMS intake assembly. This prevented the computer from going into the "protect mode" for the modded run, and thus resulted in false power gains for the GMS intake assembly.
Finally, the heatsoaked baseline run from graph 1 was fradulently printed on msully's dyno graph to make it look like his gain was an "unbelieveable" 33 rwhp over "stock".
So not only was msully duped, but so was the owner of the 2006 Mustang GT.
1- Advertised GMS dyno graph(NOTE: Baseline run has the same time and date as the baseline run on msully's graph below, engine heat soaked before baseline run):
2006 Mustang GT
Baseline - 8/10/06
Modded - 8/10/06
http://www.granatellimotorsports.com...yno27small.jpg
2- msully's GMS dyno graph(NOTE: Baseline run has the same time and date as the baseline run on graph 1 above):
2007 Mustang GT
Baseline - 8/10/06
Modded -10/10/06
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/attach...5&d=1162309013
3- Advertised GMS dyno graph(no heat soaking)
2005 Mustang GT
Baseline-7/27/06
Modded-7/27/06
http://www.granatellimotorsports.com...yno28small.jpg
Granatelli stating the 2006 Mustang GT in graph 1 above had a 9.8:1 WOT A/F ratio from 4500 - 6000 rpm:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showpo...&postcount=200
msully admitting the engine was heat soaked before his "baseline" run:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showpo...&postcount=484
Doug's post regarding msully's dyno graph:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showpo...&postcount=104 ("For some reason your engine was pulling timing and it didn't give an accurate number...")
First, GMS performed a bogus baseline run on a customer's 2006 Mustang GT on 8/10/06 in graph 1 below by intentionally heat-soaking the engine. This caused the coolant temperature to increase over a specified level, which caused the computer to go into a "protect mode" resulting in the super-rich 9.8:1 air/fuel ratio(Typical WOT A/F ratios for stock S197's normally run in the 11-12 range at WOT), and in turn reduced maximum hp(This can easily be seen by noting how the heatsoaked baseline hp curve in graph 1 suddenly drops off in the upper rpm range, while non-heatsoaked baseline hp curve in graph 2 does not have the same drop off.).
Then, after the baseline run was finished, the vehicle's engine had a chance to cool down during the removal of the stock intake assembly, and the installation of the GMS intake assembly. This prevented the computer from going into the "protect mode" for the modded run, and thus resulted in false power gains for the GMS intake assembly.
Finally, the heatsoaked baseline run from graph 1 was fradulently printed on msully's dyno graph to make it look like his gain was an "unbelieveable" 33 rwhp over "stock".
So not only was msully duped, but so was the owner of the 2006 Mustang GT.
1- Advertised GMS dyno graph(NOTE: Baseline run has the same time and date as the baseline run on msully's graph below, engine heat soaked before baseline run):
2006 Mustang GT
Baseline - 8/10/06
Modded - 8/10/06
http://www.granatellimotorsports.com...yno27small.jpg
2- msully's GMS dyno graph(NOTE: Baseline run has the same time and date as the baseline run on graph 1 above):
2007 Mustang GT
Baseline - 8/10/06
Modded -10/10/06
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/attach...5&d=1162309013
3- Advertised GMS dyno graph(no heat soaking)
2005 Mustang GT
Baseline-7/27/06
Modded-7/27/06
http://www.granatellimotorsports.com...yno28small.jpg
Granatelli stating the 2006 Mustang GT in graph 1 above had a 9.8:1 WOT A/F ratio from 4500 - 6000 rpm:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showpo...&postcount=200
msully admitting the engine was heat soaked before his "baseline" run:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showpo...&postcount=484
Doug's post regarding msully's dyno graph:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showpo...&postcount=104 ("For some reason your engine was pulling timing and it didn't give an accurate number...")
Highly doubt this would calm things down, heh-heh
, but since this seems to be going nowhere, a 3rd party solution may be best. Have the cars dyno'd at a tuner facility both parties in question can agree on and perform the tests with stock baseline runs then "after" runs using several stock vehicles with A/T and M/T with the only difference being the CAI unit/tune (where applicable) installed on said vehicles.
To minimize the chance of "ringers", have the units purchased by an anonymous buyer, who will then send them to the 3rd party for evaluation and testing. Results posted should include HP/TQ and A/F ratio throughout the whole portion of the test. Results should also be shown to be repeatable. Kind of like a "magazine test" without the magazine. Only problem with this is time, $$$, and the likelihood of both camps agreeing.
I knew this thread would be interesting, to say the least.
, but since this seems to be going nowhere, a 3rd party solution may be best. Have the cars dyno'd at a tuner facility both parties in question can agree on and perform the tests with stock baseline runs then "after" runs using several stock vehicles with A/T and M/T with the only difference being the CAI unit/tune (where applicable) installed on said vehicles. To minimize the chance of "ringers", have the units purchased by an anonymous buyer, who will then send them to the 3rd party for evaluation and testing. Results posted should include HP/TQ and A/F ratio throughout the whole portion of the test. Results should also be shown to be repeatable. Kind of like a "magazine test" without the magazine. Only problem with this is time, $$$, and the likelihood of both camps agreeing.
I knew this thread would be interesting, to say the least.
Look - I am not skipping anything and you all know I don't skirt around issues. The Granatelli and C&L parts are not the same. They don't even look the same. I give credit to Lee Bender of C&L as he was smart enough to get Doug at Bamachips to do his dirty work. Doug has now dug himself into a whole. Rather then think for himself, he has turned himself into a mouth piece for C&L. In the past I gave him more credit then this but in the end he has discredited himself by casting aspersions and innuendo that will soon be proven wrong. The fact that he can not figure out how the supplied meter in our kits work is the first indication he is a puppet for C&L, and the chip tuning software he pushes. This is not to say that he can or can not properly tune as I have never seen his work. However, by his own admission he can’t figure out what, where, when or how our supplied Slot in Meter works. He admits to mixing and matching parts and not being able to make them work properly. He insinuates we would copy his tunes and sell them in Fuego which is just a feeble attempt at taking credit for our own hard work. So with that said, shame on you Doug for creating an issue that was a non issue. As for his so called unbiased dyno test, he has already proven to be puppet and mouth piece for C&L so what makes anyone think at this point he would be honest about the results.
As for the comment about how much interest this post has garnered, this seems normal for a GMS thread.
As for the comment about how much interest this post has garnered, this seems normal for a GMS thread.
You still haven't answered my question, why do you say your intake is never smaller then 90mm when it never is 90mm? Why do you say it flows more then the C&L when it flows just about the same? Dancing around the FACTS in this thread will not get you out of it.
The only way your kit isn't the same as C&L is you cast the MAF housing into the intake pipe, you still copied the same inside dimensions as the C&L. This wouldn't be as bad if you hadnt come on here and claimed it outflowed the C&L, was larger then the C&L, and out performed the C&L.
The reason I'm not including BBK with this thread is because BBK isn't on this forum posting this information.
You say I can't figure out your MAF technology? You say that...
"So we can sell (include) the proper scaled MAF electonics with our 410040 kits. So why can't the other do it? They could if they could read the MAF transfer functions but they can't get directly to it."
Do you want me to post the MAF transfer function of the stock meter since you say I can't read it? Maybe show you a picture of it in both SCT software AND Diablo? You say your are scaling the MAF sensors when you are actually using a different sensor and then using a jumper to correct the voltage for it. If you weren't you'd either not need the jumper, as you NEVER show it in your paid advertisements in 5.0 and MM&FF, or you could use the stock MAF and only the jumper.
The reason I didn't show my intial dyno tests with your intake, because the MAF sensor was BAD! I didn't want to post this because I didn't want to have people thinking they may have a bad sensor but this has already happened again..
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showpo...&postcount=530
As for your claims to the 07's being any different then the 05-06's in the MAF tables, they are not. If anyone would like to see I will gladly post a screen shot of all three MAF transfer functions between the 05.06, and 07's. You also have others with 07's that have the GMS kit without reporting any problems. I tune 07's everyday and using the same MAF adjustments as with the 05-06's.
As for my Unbiased tests, yes, that is one thing that I'm KNOWN for, being TRUTHFUL and UNbiased in all of my testing. I will have many different people there to watch as well as I will bring brand new slide rules to that they can use them to measure the inside diameter of the GMS unit. Also, I have another GMS kit, hopefully with a good MAF this time, so test with too. So we'll see....
Hogwash? Please goto www.CnLperformance.com and read the bottom of each page for the part. Then you will see all patent infromation. You know this already JR, why are you trying to dispell this?
As far as not the same pipe, do you want me to show you the box it come in? How about the second one? They are both in the boxes with GMS tape already on them. Also I didnt buy the second one but it was graciously loaned to me by another TMS member...It's still in the plastic.
Thanks, Doug.




What's up with the Fuego?
