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07-18-2007, 08:15 AM

#331

jmech

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A friend has just installed a 598 from dyno flo for one of his costomers. I talked to him after the motor was in. He said if he had known all this he would have talked to his costomer first. Now that the motor is in he is going to run it. He didn't check anything, just bolted it in. He is also giving it a 300 shot right off the hop. The first race wont be till august. I'll be watching that one closely.

07-19-2007, 09:14 AM

#332

lotsof454sss

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FIRE IN THE HOLE!!!!! Good luck to your bud, and if you are there perhaps you would like a grandstand seat about launch time....

07-24-2007, 11:05 AM

#333

studio57

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i found this thing when i google this companys name, i was thinking of buying engine from them.... hmmmm...... not so shure... allready have on word products engine and been very happy with it so i think ill stick with that label .... to that company this thing has been a big loss , when they think time back it would be lot easyer and money saving thing to just come in solution and make somekind of compromice with the client but now i dont think it dont have any meaning.

07-30-2007, 12:14 PM

#334

jmech

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Well they tested the car and i didn't know about it so i missed it. I talked with my bud that installed the engine. It makes great power, so mutch that they didn't spray it. They could not get traction without the spray so they played it safe. On the third or forth pass it blew the intake gasket out the back and leaked oil all over, so that was it for testing. Next race is aug 18, 19. I'll be there for that one.

08-20-2007, 09:44 AM

#335

jmech

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Well the car raced two day's without a problem. It ran great the whole weekend. The owner was doing 8000 rpm burn outs. It all stayed together and ran great. I was working the burnout box. Standing 4 feet awyay from the car had me a little concerned. I thaught i may have to dodge a few connecting rods. LOL. Oh well, all is good and he's very happy with the engine.

08-21-2007, 06:25 AM

#336

bjuice

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well all that is TRULY great to hear for the customers sake....
but as they say a blind squirel will find a nut every now and then..

i'm not so sure a 8k burnout is the best idea for any motor...somone give that man a 3 step with directions for Christmas ...lol