| I can dispute: Why I bought the manifolds.
My intentions for doing the test.
Whether calling "Joe" unethical was an assumption.
Whether I said the tests were fudged.
Whether I can interpret the results of my test. Why does it matter if I have a use for the manifolds? If I don't, why
would I say one was for my mom's car? That just sounds stupid. I would
come up with a better story than that. You want a picture of her car or
something? Again, why does it matter? Yes, I could have called and found out. The problem is that I did this test
on my last day of class (meaning no more access to the flowbench) and
I didn't find out that the results were so substantially different until the
test started (more than likely after closing time for the shop). I was ignorant of one thing and that is the fact that people test manifolds
by themselves. Every time I have tested an improvement I have done it
has been as close to actual running conditions as possible, and I
assumed that was the norm.
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