They do it a differently.... and I respect that
Good post OP!
but this: new school = young guys / old school = old guys.
...simply not true. at all.
I can data log and change adaptives/tune on the hellcat just as easily as I can tweek the AFBs & set timing on the demon.
each one gives me different experience. My hellcat club has mostly old guys over 45-50 like me, few kids can afford a $80k-$90k fun-car note, but I cant count how many of them also have older project cars, bikes, whatever hiding away in shops and garages. yet my nieghbor who is slowly building a 72 duster 340 car is only a few yrs older than my son.
no such thing as new tech=young kids / old tech= old men.
We are all the same, just the method of delivery/interaction/end product has changed.
besides when im in either, I'm all of 22yrs old again! :)
Good post OP!
but this: new school = young guys / old school = old guys.
...simply not true. at all.
I can data log and change adaptives/tune on the hellcat just as easily as I can tweek the AFBs & set timing on the demon.
each one gives me different experience. My hellcat club has mostly old guys over 45-50 like me, few kids can afford a $80k-$90k fun-car note, but I cant count how many of them also have older project cars, bikes, whatever hiding away in shops and garages. yet my nieghbor who is slowly building a 72 duster 340 car is only a few yrs older than my son.
no such thing as new tech=young kids / old tech= old men.
We are all the same, just the method of delivery/interaction/end product has changed.
besides when im in either, I'm all of 22yrs old again! :)
