Rtech Supercooler for HP500EFI introduced at L. A. show.
01-30-2004, 03:22 PM
#1
Rtech Supercooler for HP500EFI introduced at L. A. show.
Here's the first photo of the prototype. Arizona Speed & Marine throttle body. Intake runner extensions allow an additional tuning option for heavier boats needing more bottom end. That's Liquid Metal in the background.
Last edited by tomcat; 01-30-2004 at 04:09 PM.
01-30-2004, 04:15 PM
#2
Yes, Bob Teague graciously agreed to have the display in his booth. He sells a World Products 509 that is a perfect base engine for our system. We are surrounded by some big league hardware.
02-01-2004, 04:01 PM
#5
Hey Kurt:
You bet I saw it. I didn't know it was going to get a cover bullet! Warren brought a case of magazines to the show which we are handing out. Thanks for all the help during the installation and see you in Miami!
We are checking into the same hotel as you guys, on the 10th. If everything goes according to plan I'll be bringing the Big Gun.
Tom
You bet I saw it. I didn't know it was going to get a cover bullet! Warren brought a case of magazines to the show which we are handing out. Thanks for all the help during the installation and see you in Miami!
We are checking into the same hotel as you guys, on the 10th. If everything goes according to plan I'll be bringing the Big Gun.
Tom
Looks Great....
02-02-2004, 07:33 PM
#8
Hi Dave:
Nice to see you and the family at the show. What did you buy? Did you see the pull toy shaped like a hydroplane with the rooster tail scoops?
I looked at a 28 Heat in the Nordic booth and saw the curved gusset in the engine hatch. Can this be replaced with a stainless or aluminum L-bracket?
Tom
Nice to see you and the family at the show. What did you buy? Did you see the pull toy shaped like a hydroplane with the rooster tail scoops?
I looked at a 28 Heat in the Nordic booth and saw the curved gusset in the engine hatch. Can this be replaced with a stainless or aluminum L-bracket?
Tom
