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Im one of hundreds extremely happy silber turbo owners. 0ft to 12000ft the sled rocks. Glad to see justin on here!![]()
I see this is just like every other thread on snowest that goes completely off topic. I was trying to stay away from dramawest....but OutWest's post was a little out there.
I can tell you that 90% of all the problems with our controllers are the people pressing the buttons. I probably had 30 or so people send their controllers back to me last year off Silber's Kits, Push Kits, Aerocharger Kits, HM Turbos Kits, etc. I think I only replaced a couple boost sensor and that was just cause I didn't want to hear anymore complaining. Most of the time it turned out to be the users not being able to adjust the controller or problems with the sled.
I actually invited anyone to Dobeck to prove me wrong last year and all kinds of people showed up.....and the result was NEVER a problem with the box.
All had Silber Turbo Kits
Watts Up Toyz came by 2 times. First time was 4 sleds and every controller worked like it was supposed...but the sleds on the other hand not so well. They had TPS issues, fuel pumps and boost lines with zip ties pinching off hoses. The second time samething....tps issues. I even went for a ride with Bryan and Troy. We had 3 Silber turbos out that day on a good 2-3 foot day. All the sleds ran great expect Troy's that was having a "DET" issue that turned out to be a TPS issues causing an over rev which puts the sled in to DET mode....I could elaborate but that would be over most people's heads.
We had another gentlemen stop by from Canada and he had gone through 2 engines which we got blamed for. I start taking apart the sled and find that the reference line for the controller had rubbed on the jack shaft. Kinda hard for that line to build pressure with a 1 inch wide hole in....but that was the controller's fault. I put Silber's base line settings in the controller and went out and rode it in the grass. Seemed to run good so he went onto Cooke City for the weekend where he never touched the box and just rode all weekend. Part of the reason for him going to Cooke City was to meet up with the Vipec crew to check out how their sleds were running. He then called me on his way back to Canada to tell me how amazing his sled ran in Cooke City and how he destroyed a HM Turbo with a Vipec on at the same boost level....but if you ask anyone...that didn't happen......whatever......Needless to say I still talk to him all the time. He loves his sled now and he has decided that 8 psi is a lot to hang onto. So his sled was tuned at 4000 feet and ran great for him at cooke at an elevation of 7500-10000 feet.
I'm not going to say that our controllers are 100% perfect and the most bad*ss thing on the market but they work good for what people spend on them. A Vipec is going to work better than any plug n play but you have to be able to tune it and afford it. People can't understand 6 modes and 3 push buttons how are they ever going to be able to tune a Standalone. I'm sure someone is going to come on here and say that you never have to tune a Vipec but that is a straight up lie.
Anyone is invited to Dobeck this winter to prove that our controller is failing. If the issues are Dobeck's fault then we will pay and if the problem is not the Dobeck's fault then the customer will pay for our shop time.
I see this is just like every other thread on snowest that goes completely off topic. I was trying to stay away from dramawest....but OutWest's post was a little out there.
I can tell you that 90% of all the problems with our controllers are the people pressing the buttons. I probably had 30 or so people send their controllers back to me last year off Silber's Kits, Push Kits, Aerocharger Kits, HM Turbos Kits, etc. I think I only replaced a couple boost sensor and that was just cause I didn't want to hear anymore complaining. Most of the time it turned out to be the users not being able to adjust the controller or problems with the sled.
I actually invited anyone to Dobeck to prove me wrong last year and all kinds of people showed up.....and the result was NEVER a problem with the box.
All had Silber Turbo Kits
Watts Up Toyz came by 2 times. First time was 4 sleds and every controller worked like it was supposed...but the sleds on the other hand not so well. They had TPS issues, fuel pumps and boost lines with zip ties pinching off hoses. The second time samething....tps issues. I even went for a ride with Bryan and Troy. We had 3 Silber turbos out that day on a good 2-3 foot day. All the sleds ran great expect Troy's that was having a "DET" issue that turned out to be a TPS issues causing an over rev which puts the sled in to DET mode....I could elaborate but that would be over most people's heads.
We had another gentlemen stop by from Canada and he had gone through 2 engines which we got blamed for. I start taking apart the sled and find that the reference line for the controller had rubbed on the jack shaft. Kinda hard for that line to build pressure with a 1 inch wide hole in....but that was the controller's fault. I put Silber's base line settings in the controller and went out and rode it in the grass. Seemed to run good so he went onto Cooke City for the weekend where he never touched the box and just rode all weekend. Part of the reason for him going to Cooke City was to meet up with the Vipec crew to check out how their sleds were running. He then called me on his way back to Canada to tell me how amazing his sled ran in Cooke City and how he destroyed a HM Turbo with a Vipec on at the same boost level....but if you ask anyone...that didn't happen......whatever......Needless to say I still talk to him all the time. He loves his sled now and he has decided that 8 psi is a lot to hang onto. So his sled was tuned at 4000 feet and ran great for him at cooke at an elevation of 7500-10000 feet.
I'm not going to say that our controllers are 100% perfect and the most bad*ss thing on the market but they work good for what people spend on them. A Vipec is going to work better than any plug n play but you have to be able to tune it and afford it. People can't understand 6 modes and 3 push buttons how are they ever going to be able to tune a Standalone. I'm sure someone is going to come on here and say that you never have to tune a Vipec but that is a straight up lie.
Anyone is invited to Dobeck this winter to prove that our controller is failing. If the issues are Dobeck's fault then we will pay and if the problem is not the Dobeck's fault then the customer will pay for our shop time.
I see this is just like every other thread on snowest that goes completely off topic. I was trying to stay away from dramawest....but OutWest's post was a little out there.
I can tell you that 90% of all the problems with our controllers are the people pressing the buttons. I probably had 30 or so people send their controllers back to me last year off Silber's Kits, Push Kits, Aerocharger Kits, HM Turbos Kits, etc. I think I only replaced a couple boost sensor and that was just cause I didn't want to hear anymore complaining. Most of the time it turned out to be the users not being able to adjust the controller or problems with the sled.
I actually invited anyone to Dobeck to prove me wrong last year and all kinds of people showed up.....and the result was NEVER a problem with the box.
All had Silber Turbo Kits
Watts Up Toyz came by 2 times. First time was 4 sleds and every controller worked like it was supposed...but the sleds on the other hand not so well. They had TPS issues, fuel pumps and boost lines with zip ties pinching off hoses. The second time samething....tps issues. I even went for a ride with Bryan and Troy. We had 3 Silber turbos out that day on a good 2-3 foot day. All the sleds ran great expect Troy's that was having a "DET" issue that turned out to be a TPS issues causing an over rev which puts the sled in to DET mode....I could elaborate but that would be over most people's heads.
We had another gentlemen stop by from Canada and he had gone through 2 engines which we got blamed for. I start taking apart the sled and find that the reference line for the controller had rubbed on the jack shaft. Kinda hard for that line to build pressure with a 1 inch wide hole in....but that was the controller's fault. I put Silber's base line settings in the controller and went out and rode it in the grass. Seemed to run good so he went onto Cooke City for the weekend where he never touched the box and just rode all weekend. Part of the reason for him going to Cooke City was to meet up with the Vipec crew to check out how their sleds were running. He then called me on his way back to Canada to tell me how amazing his sled ran in Cooke City and how he destroyed a HM Turbo with a Vipec on at the same boost level....but if you ask anyone...that didn't happen......whatever......Needless to say I still talk to him all the time. He loves his sled now and he has decided that 8 psi is a lot to hang onto. So his sled was tuned at 4000 feet and ran great for him at cooke at an elevation of 7500-10000 feet.
I'm not going to say that our controllers are 100% perfect and the most bad*ss thing on the market but they work good for what people spend on them. A Vipec is going to work better than any plug n play but you have to be able to tune it and afford it. People can't understand 6 modes and 3 push buttons how are they ever going to be able to tune a Standalone. I'm sure someone is going to come on here and say that you never have to tune a Vipec but that is a straight up lie.
Anyone is invited to Dobeck this winter to prove that our controller is failing. If the issues are Dobeck's fault then we will pay and if the problem is not the Dobeck's fault then the customer will pay for our shop time.
HAHA, Dude are you serious, You should just quit, maybe the dobeck boys and some other customers that meet with you this last wintr will chime in on the truth.
I hope so!!i am urging those guys to jump in!
I will agree, our turbo kit is not 100% and it may never be, however we strive for a consumer kit, that is very user friendly, easy install, and affordable for most.
and i agree with that. your kit is well put together and i never said the opposite.
Do you see us on every turbo thread, saying if you had our product it would run and run 100%. NO.
i never said we are going to make every kit 100% but i will say again it will make any turbo kit with any controller runs better and your kit is one of them.
remember mike(from push turbo west yellowstone) called you, in july while we were mapping Push turbo kit at bikeman asking you to bring one of your turbo sled so we can show you what we can do with the ECU .....YOU DIDN'T SHOW UP ....we were there waiting for you 2 hours from you and we were willing to start mapping your kit for free, tell us all this is a lie?? i did what i had to do flying to your place, offering you our services for free, and most of all, proving you we have a great product never seen in the 2 stroke industry....if i wasn't sure of our ECU do you realy think i would have engaged 4000$ coming to your place??
Get a life Precision EFI.
i already have one realy exciting!
As for you snowesters, stay tuned for some great humor. I have a friend that had to ride a push sled for 1/2 a day. He is tempted to get on here and post his experience. I will leave it to him.
it might very well backfire to your face Justin.....do you remember francois(he lives an hour from me) from chicoutimi, quebec?? you sent him a kit 2 years ago and he is now on is 5th motor....he is tempted to chime in too....keep it clean Justin, you are pissed because Push is now in the polaris market ....why are you so mad? does he needed your approbation or what? remember i was in minessota in july and i know what's going on and why with 0 reasons you go all out at Ken....why taking this public platform when you can jump in your car,drive a few hours and go talk to Ken if you have a problem?? very immature. i know by answering you on this thread i am loosing you as a potential customer but since i was there in july when some of your best friend called you to come that we were offering to show you with honesty what this ECU is capable of, you declined the invitation and now you are backstabbing Ken because you got informed that day he was doing a polaris kit and on top of it you are jumping on me also?? it is just too bad this forum is full of vengence all the time, we are going to meet each other this winter ...would have been better to have a few beers, hit on pretty womens at night,drive all together in the day and party again at night!!! hope it will turn like that independately of what's being said on here....![]()
I find this commical. All of this defense, and the simplest answer could lie in the fact that your customer service sux. Your directions are hard to read and interperate, mispelled (still trying to figure out how im supposed to "cute" the yellow wire...), the colors on the images are inverted making it nearly impossible to tell what youre looking at. And to top it all off, the directions included in the last kit i worked on were not even for the box that was delivered! I had to talk to a friend of mine who happens to build and sell turbo kits utilizing your boxes to get the wiring figured out. Guess you have to be a high traffic autorized dealer before they will take you seriously. And before you say it, its not inexpirience (i have built my own controllers to control dual pumps on duramax engines), its simply that no one would answer phone calls, and the directions havent been updated since the first box came out. All in all, i will not be going through that again, i will find alternate means of controlling EFI should i ever go that route on my own personal sled.
PS, dont buy a turbo kit from "Turbo Boyz" out of utah. His service sucks just as bad.
Ok so your ECU will be able to loosen the screws on the TPS and remove the throttle cable off the throttle bodies.........so it comes with a Trunk Monkey? Cause that is the only way to reset the TPS totally. Re-calibrating with the ECU will not fix any of the TPS problem correctly.finaly, we won't say all the time "tps was off" to all customer because we can calibrate the tps in 10 second with the ECU so it won't be our preferred excuse all year long......
All of our customers are responsible for their own instructions. So unless you have an EJK or TFI unit then dobeck didn't make the instructions.
Ok so your ECU will be able to loosen the screws on the TPS and remove the throttle cable off the throttle bodies.........so it comes with a Trunk Monkey? Cause that is the only way to reset the TPS totally
You must be kidding me right? and you are the dobeck expert? OMG.
Re-calibrating with the ECU will not fix any of the TPS problem correctly.
Tell me i am dreaming.....
Don't even get me started on Shane Hart and Levi. I personally I helped them tune their sleds all last year. Their sleds ran great with our controllers
i ran his 800 one day before switching to our ECU and it was running no more than OK, with same hesitation than all other one i tried and no bottom end. but then "someone" would change the settings in the box cause they thought 12.5-13.0 afr was too lean
they were correct, 12.5-13.0 is way too lean for long pulls WOT.....
so they put EGTs on to prove me wrong and come to find out 12.5-13.0 was pretty safe.
see that is the difference with you and us, "pretty safe" is not in our vocabulary,i guess it is "pretty safe" to run same timing as OEM when adding 10 lbs of boost?and the list goes on and on and on .
They then tuned the sled to a richer AFR and then the sled wouldn't build any heat in the pipe with egts in 1000s.
Never heard about "TIMING" ?
Last I talked to Ken his sleds were running good but he wanted to remove fuel from the stock map due to a rich condition. His last tune up was working good with the dobeck box but he wanted more. He wanted to be ab le to change timing and pull fuel.
that is why he is giving us a try i guess.
I don't mean to bring names into this but the stretching of the ttrruuttthhh is misleading people in their decisions.
so easy trying to scare people away!!
PRECISION EFI you are becoming a fisherman. If you can record data lets see a run with a Det sensor cause all last year you were not running it.
the det was disable for tuning purposes and we didin't focus on measuring the threshold ....when we build a map, we NEVER activate the det sensor, why? simply because we want to see what are the max we can get out of a tune, we always go step by step,little bit by little bit and that is why we never blown a motor testing, no "pretty safe" guesses for us.
BTW...Ask Jake from Mild to Wild how turbo days went and how a 1000 SDI was the fastest sled there.
i don't care who was fastest ,or the slowest, the only thing that's count for me is at turbo days, 5 vi-pec sleds took a beat for a complete day, none of them failed, and none of them had an hickup or a slight hesitation,and most of all none of them were running more than 8lbs. you can call cody philips(cody philips racing,also a member here) and ask him what he thinks of our ECU?? he is running his sled at 18 lbs all last feb-march-april......ask him and come back on here.
your product as it place for some people and our product same thing....stop insinuating we are misleading people...
Wheres the sew hungry nut hugger !!!
thats all you bashers are missing...LMAO
Whoever Precision is ( your tactics display this and you hide behind a screen name ) lets agree his own sled was a disaster as was SKADI's.. ( Oil pumps do not fail ring lands ).
my 2009 dobeck was a disaster you are right. my standalone sled is 4500km and runs great with the hm turbo kit, from sea level to 12000ft.
about Skadi's sled, send me your email and i will "share" a few pictures and emails from emilie and daryn. after receiving ALL INFOs, then you can make up your own mind with unbiased infos.
did you know her sled prior to the ECU installation have hit the det mode more than 100 times?? i have her piston pictures, so if you are the expert you say are,you will understand what happen PRIOR TO ECU INSTALLATION. it is just amazing the ECU gave her an extra month of riding considering the prior damages that engine suffered.
Vipec needs to understand they should be targeting the high end user not the average joe. Motec is the competition for you not dobec or boost it or haltech etc etc.
the hi end features are for experimented tuners, but most of the software is and can be programed by the average joe with a bit of reading or skype demonstration. with hm turbo and push turbo the customer won't need to program it is done already. most important is to be able to use the logger adequately wich a 8 years old can do( my son is doing it!!), we can fix problems if any with the logger 90% of the times.
finaly, i agree with you a turbo 2 stroke sled is not for everybody,but with the ECU, it is now way more reliable and most likely very easy to operate, plus it is taking the sport to a new level on controling the EFI parameters
Wheres the sew hungry nut hugger !!!
thats all you bashers are missing...LMAO
Whoever Precision is ( your tactics display this and you hide behind a screen name ) lets agree his own sled was a disaster as was SKADI's.. ( Oil pumps do not fail ring lands ).
my 2009 dobeck was a disaster you are right. my standalone sled is 4500km and runs great with the hm turbo kit, from sea level to 12000ft.
about Skadi's sled, send me your email and i will "share" a few pictures and emails from emilie and daryn. after receiving ALL INFOs, then you can make up your own mind with unbiased infos.
did you know her sled prior to the ECU installation have hit the det mode more than 100 times?? i have her piston pictures, so if you are the expert you say are,you will understand what happen PRIOR TO ECU INSTALLATION. it is just amazing the ECU gave her an extra month of riding considering the prior damages that engine suffered.
Vipec needs to understand they should be targeting the high end user not the average joe. Motec is the competition for you not dobec or boost it or haltech etc etc.
the hi end features are for experimented tuners, but most of the software is and can be programed by the average joe with a bit of reading or skype demonstration. with hm turbo and push turbo the customer won't need to program it is done already. most important is to be able to use the logger adequately wich a 8 years old can do( my son is doing it!!), we can fix problems if any with the logger 90% of the times.
finaly, i agree with you a turbo 2 stroke sled is not for everybody,but with the ECU, it is now way more reliable and most likely very easy to operate, plus it is taking the sport to a new level on controling the EFI parameters
I dont mean to step on anyones toes, but take it from someone who has been through the "log-email-tweak-email-load-run-repeat" scenario many many times before with far more advanced ECUs and software, its not as easy as pie, and it takes literally MONTHS to get anything right this way. Trust me. Been there done that, its not as cut and dry as most think. Just sayin. Something to think about.