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Old 11-30-2011, 07:26 PM
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Does anyone know if these guys are still in business ? can't seem to find the web site ?
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No they are not!
They went out of business and took a load of peoples money with them. Fortunately not mine.
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thats a name i havent read about in yrs.
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They made some killer kits when they were in business.
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I was never a fan of the scavange setup that was part of it. The dual intercoolers were a bit weak. Compared to today those kits would be stone age.
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Wow haven't heard that name in years. What happened to Dave?
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Originally Posted by chasgiv3
I was never a fan of the scavange setup that was part of it. The dual intercoolers were a bit weak. Compared to today those kits would be stone age.
Hmm...I remember their kits powering some of the fastest Mustangs in the country at the time..back in my Mustang days. But yeah turbo kits have come a long way since then.
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You may have information that I don't have regarding the mustangs. I was only familiar with the ones built for Fbody's. They knew what they were doing but they built their fbody version to fit into the tight spaces that were available without moving too many parts around. Some folks did crank them up but found out quickly that the kit was a compromise more towards fitting into the existing compartment. I remember the scavange pump would fail regularly. That always created quite the smoke cloud.
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Originally Posted by butch2000
Does anyone know if these guys are still in business ? can't seem to find the web site ?
That was Dave Inall. He is now I believe with APS turbo systems in AUS. But I could be wrong.
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last I heard he was, we had to kick off APS as a sponsor of this site too as the owner was pissing off members.




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