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Old 07-04-2018, 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Mighty T/A View Post
Really??? You were laughing.

I can't think of anyone I don't like enough to laugh if they were to burn up an engine. In fact, I can't think of anyone, even rivals, even you, or people I am sure I don't want to be associated with that I wouldn't help push back to the trailer and genuinely say how sorry I was that they had broken. To me this just shows your true character and how deep that jealousy is.

It also shows more ignorance. I did burn an exhaust valve once in one of my early sets of CV-1 heads running in Tucson where I was worried about the altitude and dry air (low water grains) and had the timing backed down too low trying to sneak up on it. I know you know, because the next day you were on Yellow Bullet asking how you burn an exhaust valve on nitrous. I just SMH! That's the only cylinder failure I ever experienced with a CV-1.

I burned a piston with a set of Tiger heads. I never said anything negative about the product. Why? Frank is a good dude, I am proud of them for building products and I can't say that I didn't have something off?? So, they took care of me and I didn't trash them, I praised them and still do. Guys like that have saved the Pontiac from extinction and they deserve credit. And so does Roland and Bill.

Just let it go!
Actually, I did not laugh I was responding to Bills arrogant post.
I’m not happy when anyone hurts there motor or any part.

A person text me and told me you are an okay guy, which is what I gathered at Norwalk when we met briefly.
Sorry to say when Bill starts up and dragged your name into it then started saying I burned my E headed motor up which was a lie.
I didn’t like it.
Sad to say Bills attitude is a detriment to the CV1 cause. And a few others that don’t post anymore.
Have fun and race hard, good luck with your Pontiac motor in your T/A.

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