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06-12-2007, 10:39 PM
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I've heard nothing but great things about Bob's engines. I just talked with Jason today at Ultra and they are a huge success for them. I've also had a chance to talk with Bob and see how much he cares for his business. I wouldn't hesitate in buying a Teague motor. Hope this help!
Donnie
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06-13-2007, 08:03 AM
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Of everyone I know you're the only person that can't put the motors in once and be done. You always get bit by something and sometimes I get to witness it.....garbage....Sak doesn't have enough dumpsters for ya 
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dyno - everything looks great.
Lose a head gasket because they were wrong.
Lost a time chain because it was wrong.
Think there was another dyno run in there somewhere.
Burnt valves or was it just seats because of the wrong cam.
another dyno run
dyno don't mean chit if you can't put a good package together in the first place.
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dyno - everything looks great.
Lose a head gasket because they were wrong.
Lost a time chain because it was wrong.
Think there was another dyno run in there somewhere.
Burnt valves or was it just seats because of the wrong cam.
another dyno run
dyno don't mean chit if you can't put a good package together in the first place.
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06-13-2007, 08:27 AM
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My motors are 300hp cause its all the chip needs
06-13-2007, 09:09 AM
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06-13-2007, 11:57 AM
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A year from now, it may not matter, because unless a few people on this board start speaking up and writing some letters to the EPA and CARB, Teague and the rest of the custom engine builders will be shut down with emission regulations. If Teague can't afford a dyno, how in the world is he going to do expensive emissions development? Don't expect this situation to magically work itself out, because it won't. It will take a fight. I recommend calling for an exemption for engines over 500 hp, which is what the California Air Resources Board had in the regulations until the change last December.
Michael
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06-13-2007, 12:20 PM
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Teague builds great engines and his support after the sale is also awesome.
Been runnnig his 900 efi's for the past 2 years and I have never had a problem. The engines are at least 925 hp and they idle like a pair of merc 500 efi's. Without a doubt the best set of engines I have ever had. If I have a question I can always get Bob on the phone.
If I ever need new engines for another project, Teague would be the engine builder.
Been runnnig his 900 efi's for the past 2 years and I have never had a problem. The engines are at least 925 hp and they idle like a pair of merc 500 efi's. Without a doubt the best set of engines I have ever had. If I have a question I can always get Bob on the phone.
If I ever need new engines for another project, Teague would be the engine builder.
