In my portfolio of choice it will have a list of customers, and the # of track-hours it lasted. Hopefully well-over 100-hours so I can keep the motor more than 2-years.
Actually he told me over the phone that he was not interested in letting me tune the car on his dyno unless it was one of the computers he sells, its his dyno and he can do what he wants. I have a good deal set up with Powercurve in Austin, and its a great dyno too. He lets me show up, give him money, tune the car while he works the dyno, and leave happy.
I don't have to worry about someone's questionable "good idea" to get some crazy output # when I tune it...anyone who's driven it will tell you drivability is solid and it makes more than enough power. I want to do some <4000rpm work with load control again though to clean up some stuff I avoided because I was tired and cranky.