[Frank Lee]

FrankLee (Today 12:43 AM)

:Edward A. Sanchez (10/12/09 01:03 PM)

@ Onebulldogs. In a perfect world, perhaps. However, K&N is one of the few facilities in Southern California that has a four-wheel dyno, which is required when testing all-wheel-drive vehicles. So even though on the surface it may seem like favoritism or impropriety, it's more often than not a matter of necessity.

:Four-wheel dyno. Right. Look at the picture and tell us where the front wheels are.

FrankLee (Today 12:59 AM)

Another thing I'm going to point out is the glaring discrepency between the dyno chart LINES and the dyno chart NUMBERS. The numbers for HP and Torque for "with K&N" have been inflated by 10 each, and the erroneous numbers were used in the calculations- for whatever they are worth, as every number in this piece is suspect. I'm actually surprised Mr. Williams... er, I mean, "By the author" didn't photoshop in his own new dyno lines- but that might have taken some effort.

...just in case it gets deleted there...