Custom Bisimoto Header
hahaha. seriously this thread is out of control, the racist comments are way out of line.
01-12-2010, 09:53 AM
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01-12-2010, 11:11 AM
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06-15-2010, 06:51 AM
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It is fortunate that I took today off to relax prior to a busy new year. For those of you who are "nay-sayers" and cannot afford Bisimoto header units, continue to speak ill of Bisimoto and instill doubt without any experience; ... I could care less.
Bisimoto Engineering has multiple proven header designs on fast B-series (including the most powerful B-series ever: Leslie Durst's), F-series, D-series and even the fastest H22 that ever exisited (J. Lookosfsky). The results speak for themselves and if certain individuals do not like Big Mike's outcomes then so be it...
For those of you who continue to want to tell Bisimoto Engineering how to perform tests and develop products for the H22 or other markets, I, and my staff, REALLY DO NOT CARE about your opinions.
Feel free to invest in multiple Engineering degrees, purchase a decent $65K+ dyno (not a cheap $20K dynojet) get a couple of OE contracts like Bisimoto Engineering has secured, and then when you give me some input, maybe I would acknowlege you.
Bisimoto Engineering has multiple proven header designs on fast B-series (including the most powerful B-series ever: Leslie Durst's), F-series, D-series and even the fastest H22 that ever exisited (J. Lookosfsky). The results speak for themselves and if certain individuals do not like Big Mike's outcomes then so be it...
For those of you who continue to want to tell Bisimoto Engineering how to perform tests and develop products for the H22 or other markets, I, and my staff, REALLY DO NOT CARE about your opinions.
Feel free to invest in multiple Engineering degrees, purchase a decent $65K+ dyno (not a cheap $20K dynojet) get a couple of OE contracts like Bisimoto Engineering has secured, and then when you give me some input, maybe I would acknowlege you.
well, i can't link it
Just search on google for beware bisimoto. First link on google and you can read the story for yourself...
Don't support a "wonderful man" such as this :D
*edit* i took out assclown, because who knows if he is, but it seems to shine through the fog imo.
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06-15-2010, 07:46 AM
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Well, I am sorry you feel that I am an AC, as your comments and opinions are far from the truth. I love cars, especially Honda's and love going fast and having fun like many of you.
BTW, that individual you are referencing tried to extort money from us...and it is well documented. I am not upset, just wanted to set the record straight. Have a pleasant week.
BTW, that individual you are referencing tried to extort money from us...and it is well documented. I am not upset, just wanted to set the record straight. Have a pleasant week.
06-15-2010, 07:48 AM
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If it makes you sleep better at night to refer to your customers as extortionists, by all means, have fun!
I'm merely pointing to more info on how you handle yourself in situations where your credibility comes into question. You need to use some restraint or something... that's not how it's done.
You seem to do good work, but people just want a dyno sheet on this header. Why is that so hard to do? Bisi, would you drop a grand on something you don't even know if it makes more power than your header that you have now?
Think back to when you started playing with honda's for this question, as i'm sure a grand isn't as much to you now, especially with hookups you have now.
I'm merely pointing to more info on how you handle yourself in situations where your credibility comes into question. You need to use some restraint or something... that's not how it's done.
You seem to do good work, but people just want a dyno sheet on this header. Why is that so hard to do? Bisi, would you drop a grand on something you don't even know if it makes more power than your header that you have now?
Think back to when you started playing with honda's for this question, as i'm sure a grand isn't as much to you now, especially with hookups you have now.
06-15-2010, 08:27 AM
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LOL..."my customers" but the one you referenced...did try his best to extort.
I have a whirlwind of data coming, from many fronts, and those you have taken heed to our past accomplishments understand how appealing the Bisimoto header designs are..for those who have doubt, is is natural, and your thirst for information will soon be quenched.
Stay tuned for a few articles from well respected magazines with full testing involved. This reminds me of all the HT doubt and naysaying about the Bisimoto Turbo camshafts...and now look...they outperform all the other competitors!
I have a whirlwind of data coming, from many fronts, and those you have taken heed to our past accomplishments understand how appealing the Bisimoto header designs are..for those who have doubt, is is natural, and your thirst for information will soon be quenched.
Stay tuned for a few articles from well respected magazines with full testing involved. This reminds me of all the HT doubt and naysaying about the Bisimoto Turbo camshafts...and now look...they outperform all the other competitors!
06-15-2010, 08:30 AM
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LOL..."my customers" but the one you referenced...did try his best to extort.
I have a whirlwind of data coming, from many fronts, and those you have taken heed to our past accomplishments understand how appealing the Bisimoto header designs are..for those who have doubt, is is natural, and your thirst for information will soon be quenched.
Stay tuned for a few articles from well respected magazines with full testing involved. This reminds me of all the HT doubt and naysaying about the Bisimoto Turbo camshafts...and now look...they outperform all the other competitors!
I have a whirlwind of data coming, from many fronts, and those you have taken heed to our past accomplishments understand how appealing the Bisimoto header designs are..for those who have doubt, is is natural, and your thirst for information will soon be quenched.
Stay tuned for a few articles from well respected magazines with full testing involved. This reminds me of all the HT doubt and naysaying about the Bisimoto Turbo camshafts...and now look...they outperform all the other competitors!
I'm not trying to defame you here, you do a pretty good job of that on your lonesome, just seeing if i can do my part to get some people some information.
Seems to have worked well though. I got an update :D
But seriously, magazine article for an old hat H22 header?
07-25-2010, 09:37 PM
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Sooo...what's the deal on this header? Where is the dyno sheets? Was there enough people to get Bisi to make these headers yet?
I have a 2001 Lude base w/ H22A4, AC and power steering. Will these header fit in the engine bay without having to remove any parts or downsize on certain parts? How much is needed for down payment and what is the total cost(include the shipping price to 85301 please)?
Thanks.
Keep up the good work Bisimoto!!
I have a 2001 Lude base w/ H22A4, AC and power steering. Will these header fit in the engine bay without having to remove any parts or downsize on certain parts? How much is needed for down payment and what is the total cost(include the shipping price to 85301 please)?
Thanks.
Keep up the good work Bisimoto!!
07-26-2010, 08:31 AM
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We are currently waiting to do the dyno for it, we are busy with a few projects that have been marked as a priority so we are trying to find time to schedule it. The header will fit in but you will have to remove your AC components. The total price for a non coated is 850, with 425 due up front and the rest due at completion. The price is shipped. If you are interested shoot me an email: Randy@Bisimoto.com
07-29-2010, 06:44 PM
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I'm interested, but is there any possible way you can make me a Bisi H Header that will clear my AC components? I live in AZ and it's mandatory to have AC in your vehicle...LOL
10-29-2010, 06:17 AM
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The headers are currently being shipped out, we had tremendous interest in them and have been able to send out quite a few of the unit already!
There are still a few slots open if interested!
Shoot me an email if you are interested!
randy@bisimoto.com
There are still a few slots open if interested!
Shoot me an email if you are interested!
randy@bisimoto.com
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