Hey seemed like a good guy, and a knowledgeable builder, but he tended to claim ridiculous dyno numbers that could NEVER be backed up. Often 100, 150 horsepower exaggerated
Ok, I understand now, but do you think he was intentionally trying to scam people? Seems to me people paid for an engine and got an engine. That hardly seems like a scam. Misrepresented, maybe? I've never seen what his dyno was corrected to. There are several ways to read dyno numbers and no two are the same. Mike just hardly seemed the scammer type to me. When you can call someone up who builds engines for a living and he gives advice knowing you're not going to buy anything just doesn't seem like a scammer to me. I know he's done that for many people.
