JPR ELECTRIC WATER PUMP
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Some legal complications arose recently, but hopefully the lawyers will get everything straightened out since JPR has the first batch of pumps finished and ready to go. He will go into full production very soon with a GP for LS1tech <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="gr_stretch.gif" />
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Thanks Ferris, Yup, it's a bunch of BS and it has sort of soured me towards any other contributions that I can make in the future in respect to inventing things in general. I have always invented parts for the aftermarket and never had these kind of problems in the past. When I invented the electric water pump for the LT1/LT4's back in 1994/95 we ran 400 pieces out in 2 years and even had an article in GMHT magazine about it and the install procedure. These "issues" will be resolved soon enough and become available. All the EWP testing has been completed as of 3-4 months ago and works flawless! Toms new 382 will have one on for testing in larger cubic inch motors once I get his new pistons back... AGAIN!
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Shoot me over an email when you get a chance Joe! No one ever answers your damn phone <img border="0" title="" alt="[Big Grin]" src="gr_grin.gif" />