Missed the 2014 MegaMeet? We have videos!

[Matt Cramer]

We recorded all the presentations for the MegaMeet this year, and now have them up on YouTube:

1. Jerry Hoffmann and Bruce Bowling - Jerry welcomes everyone to the event, and Bruce gives a presentation on a new product in the MegaSquirt line that B&G have been working on. If all goes well, you may be seeing it in the power equipment section of your local Sears store in a few years. (27 minutes)

2. Scott Clark - Scott Clark has tuned engines for the Amsoil Engine Masters Challenge, Bonneville record holders, Hot Rod Drag Week winners, a Riddler Award winner, and more. Here, he shares tips on a well run racing operation that can work for anything from that level on down to a bracket racer built in a carport. (50 minutes)

3. Phil Tobin and Andy Whittle - Tons of little tips and tricks you can use with TunerStudio to get the most out of your project. (55 minutes)

4. Scott Clark- Big Daddy's Supra makes four figure horsepower numbers, but there's a bit of a stumble when you floor it. Watch as Scott shows how to iron it out. (17 minutes)

[nathaninwa]

Very cool. I'll watch all these when I get home

[elutionsdesign]

Sweet, thanks for posting those.

[Raymond_B]

Such good stuff, man I've got to get to next year's Would it be possible to get copies of the slide decks? Mainly the tuning focused presentations?

[Rick Finsta]

AWESOME. In another thread I asked about a rich condition I saw a few times during my last time out tuning. I used the MAPxRPM versus Duty Cycle shown in one of those videos to discover the cause of a problem I was having!

[Matt Cramer]

Such good stuff, man I've got to get to next year's Would it be possible to get copies of the slide decks? Mainly the tuning focused presentations?

I'll see if we can get those posted too.

[Suprazz]

thanks for posting!

[JAM]

Such good stuff, man I've got to get to next year's Would it be possible to get copies of the slide decks? Mainly the tuning focused presentations?

I'll see if we can get those posted too.

That would be much appreciated! the videos are great, thanks for doing this DIY!

[whittlebeast]

Here is a little food for thought that we really did not have time to get into.

http://www.nbs-stl.com/tuning/

Feel free to ask questions here in anything that we may be able to help with.

Andy

[john.p.clegg]

I'm only posting on this thread so I can find it easily when I get five (or so ) minutes to watch them all...

Thanks Matt

John