TLDR, my car made 400/320 on a mustang dyno last october on a less than stellar tune with conservative timing. Now, the car has been completely retuned and we are working on fine tuning the car using logs from hpde events. As far as power goes, I'm unsure. It feels a lot more stout than it previously did at "400/320" but take that with a grain of salt as I am still on factory clutch/CSC.

Bummer! :(

Are there any more pics of the kit? I would like to see how the manifold was designed, A2W intercooler, dual TB accommodations, etc.

My solution is to never get my car back so the hood doesn't matter...bam problem solved

Someone get the OP some aloe for that burn

At least RJM seems to be still active, instead of closed up shop and nowhere to be found. Best of luck.

Go pick the car. Eat your losses, Shane them on every review possible and take it to a reputable shop. Hell MaMotorsports is right down the street from
You

I guess just active enough to have the other thread locked. Probably a matter of time until this one is locked..... and once these types of threads are far enough in the rearview mirror, someone here will trust Bobby again on the implied integrity of being a forum sponsor.

One of these threads should absolutely be left open so we can have a good laugh at whatever damage control attempt is made. :stirthepot:

I think the VR platform has more unknown for RJManufacturing to capitalize on. Time to abandon ship on the VQ. I mean, failing a come-back tour resulting in a loyal customer now publicly crying foul, no hopes and dream to sell on an aging platform, what is there to gain anymore?

This reminds me of Lavar Ball talking Lonzo and BBB way up before the draft, then got real quiet as neither lives up to the hype.

Wonder why the other thread got locked. Neither RJ Manufacturing nor Bullitt logged in the past 24 hrs....

For the more recent members, don’t confuse RJ Manufacturing with the reputable RJM Performance.

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Ryan at RJM Performance is a top notch vendor.

Bobby at RJ Manufacturing is a crook.

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This site has a great user base but things aren't quite so good behind the scenes.

Known bad apples are sponsors.
Site's SEO software (vBSEO) is a known security hazard. Developer hasn't been around since 2012. Search for vBSEO on DuckDuckGo
HTTPS not working any more. It looks like someone dropped the ball and didn't renew certificate.
Admin is an absentee landlord.
Forum software (vBulletin) is out-of-date - running v3.8.4 vs the new v5. It appears that v3 is still being maintained by vBulletin, so it shouldn't be a security risk. A Q&D look at the vBulletin web site says it would cost $209 to update.

I'll give Lonzo this: he knew when to get off the sinking BBB ship.