Ditto to Royal ^ there.
A few closed minds do not control this board, the majority is generally silent, but watching, and have spoken out when it's been important. Royal is correct, there are a lot of cars your kit can be customized to fit. I don't think this is the case with the T-Kit, but I am sure someone will correct me. I know my Vortech uses stock off the shelf replacement parts, and I have been able to upgrade and fashion the car of my dreams. I believe the ProCharger is likewise, yes?
The essence of the American culture is diversity, and freedom of choice. Imagine what shape we would be without that. I've been close, I didn't pick a supercharger by brand, reputation, or, low end power curve, I bought a whole car. Whether it represents my preferrence in technology, or not, it's my car and I love it. I take heat from folks here who say I bought the wrong kit, and they were not members here when I made my only choice back in 2003, to buy the first supercharged Marauder in America, or, not. I'm glad I took the plunge, it's been an exciting ride. I've met and made friends with more folks than I can count, but not all of them. I think that's good, because someone who agrees with everyone, is lying to someone.
I drove my MM to the first Trilogy open house where I met many from this site for the first time. The T-kit is awesome, beautiful, and the demonstration rides scary. The cost was a tad high at the time, but still the only kit available. From that moment on, Trilogy had the opportunity to capture everyone's heart, and pocket book, and some say they have done well. I think they could have done better.
Disagreement is also a thread in fabric America, we debate, challenge, arbitrate, discover and compromise. It's the cornerstone of our democracy, the House and the Senate argue all day, because they are supposed to. In a way, supercharger wars are good. Open and spirited discussions help everyone learn about benefits and drawbacks of every design, the proof of which is in the performance. Ditto for any other "war" that breaks out, oil, wax, tires, wheels, whatever. How can you explore technology and learn, without discussing it?
Sadly, seems impossibe for us to conduct ourselves as decent men and women during discussion, and it usually sprials into childish exchanges, false accusations, and an age old strategy of argument; when you're loosing, insult, and we've seen the best at their trade. I know for a fact there is one member here who will not buy a T-Kit simply because of the conduct of a few "customers". IMHO, without this behavior, Trilogy probably could have sold 200 kits by now, even to you and me. Hang around, there's more opportunity ahead for you than you think.
