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Originally Posted by MASH65
I have zero issue with contrarian positions. I do have issues with 1 or 2 sentence unsubstantiated tripe that appear to be thread-jacks & don't offer any real insight, except to be negative. And that, to me, is how those posts appear.
I am all for people posting their experiences. But when a post says things like "this is misleading" or "fluffy" or doesn't expand on the 1-2 sentence comments, well - it just seems like a negative comment/thread jack & serves zero purpose except to cast doubt to readers looking for help.
My point about objecting to the "debate" is that it's a one or two sentence bit of blurb versus my rather in-depth, first hand experience after a week using the JB1. I notice no jerkiness (because I know how to shift) and I notice no introduction of any lag whatsoever.
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Do you work for BMS or something? Never seen anyone object so aggressively to opposing viewpoints. Still not sure why you are so vehemently defending a tune for which many people have clearly reported trouble with. You mention readers "looking for help"...hate to break it to you, but highlighting the downfalls of a product also help people make a decision.
Next, you mention your rather in-depth review, for which you've hand first hand experience with...
1) Your review offers about 4 sentences of digestible content related to the actual performance of the JB1.
2) 1 week of driving with the JB1 is not a great sample size considering you are still in the honeymoon phase with the tune. As you get more miles on it, I am sure you will start to see some more of its downfalls, as we have alluded to.
3) Why would someone write a novel, when they can get their point across in 1-2 sentences?
Lastly, patronizing people ("because I know how to shift") is never going to help get your point across. Let the discussion progress organically, don't try to minimize other people's experiences because you disagree.