Cam shaft numbers
01-30-2014, 08:10 AM
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Yea, IOW, the crap was just what we said it was, and you wish all the posts on that claimed magic HP potion would go away. Why not do a TTT on all the forums that SB listed, as you put that junk on just about all of them, and as you live your life through those forums, just do it in your daily span of PM's trying to drum up business. But hey, maybe you can sell some more Chinese junk heads to some poor uneducated guy using them.
As with many of us I look on forum for information. I joined the excursion web site to get an answer to the constant "wander" in the steering on my '03. Found the answer, soft springs installed for soccer moms, answer put F-250 truck springs in it. Same with the Seadoo boat, needed some answers.
The additive is still be sold and used.
On the Patriot heads, yes I sell them and I sell the new owners stuff also, ProMaxx. Jack and Jason Collins have been in drag racing many years. I represent the castings as to what they are and where they came from. I don't represent them as Lunati Cranks and sell the customers Eagle cranks.
These forums are for education. I get asked to come on forums all the time. I may join, answer a question, and that is it. It's funny Scott listed Boatfreaks.org, you yourself banned me from that site years ago when you all got kicked offf another site. I hardly think I can "sell" something on a website I haven't been on in several years.
01-30-2014, 08:11 AM
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01-30-2014, 08:29 AM
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We shipped almost 20K of those in 2013. Customer like my stuff as the aluminum is certed 6061-T6 and on the roller buttons I use Torrington bearings in them and you can see this as all the Bearings have a "T" stamped on them.
