It's amazing how people are so quick to jump to conclusions and haul out the BS flag... :rollseyes
Instead of people being excited about new products these days they just criticize before even getting any facts. If the claims are true this will be a very nice product, why don't we just keep the harshness/hating out of the thread for now.
Totally agree. How soon people forget their contributions to the hobby......20 of the 21 Terminators that have run 10's with a ported Eaton had their port work done by Bob Steigemeier.
I agree that no one should throw up a BS flag until more details are presented to the Terminator community. I applaud anyone who continues to spend time working on modifications for a car that has been out of production for almost 7 years. The problem I have had ever since the Stage V was initially introduced was the true gains of the port. A majority of the Stage V tests were performed during the Winter months and when dyno graphs were published the a/f was all over the map and to me the tunes were not safe. I still don’t think anyone can speak with data to reflect the true gains, if any, of the Stage V over the IV. I posted quite a few direct questions on the Stage V port when it was released and they were all side stepped. I have spent plenty of money with Bob over the years and I am just requesting that true data be published. If it turns out that this new option is proven to produce great gains I will be the first to tip my hat to them.