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Yes Brian, and I stopped by again today. There are two boats Dave and his crew is working hard at it....Yours and Bill's. It looks as if there is a little more to it than just bolting on/in the driveline/powertrain....like making sure you've got the correct engine mount position/angle, etc, etc. They were fitting up a "mock-up" in your boat while I was there.

It's always very interesting to watch. I really enjoy stopping by a few times a week and seeing all the projects and fun/cool stuff Dave has going on, but I don't like to say too much about what Dave is doing in his shop and have it be mis-interpreted by someone in the wrong way and have Dave get up-set with me. Cuz then I will lose my "walk-in"/"open door" privilages with Dave and his shop and I'll be bummed if that happens.

Dave is a true "get it done" kind of guy. He has a proven track record for working hard, getting stuff done correctly and in a reasonable time frame. I'm amazed at all the projects he has going on and how he accomplishes it----stuff you just look at and shake your head.

When you walk into Dave's shop and see some of the World Class PSI supercharged racing engines with all the EFI gadgetry all hooked up that he built 10-15 years ago sitting on the shelf ready to go, and all kinds of other WILD stuff......it tends to have a little bit of an effect on prospecting customers.

The REALLY amazing thing is that Dave doesn't advertise---he lets all his work speak for itself.....and the engines just keep trickling in 2 by 2...........

10x

Mark, (Kaama) very true of what you said about Dave. I guess I'm very privledged to have Dave let me take the pics in his shop that I do. Although, I know which ones that I can post, and the ones that I can't.

I'll get some updated pics of the projects this saturday when I'm up there. Looks like we're gonna be spending a good part of the day tuning on the dyno, and hopefully we can get everything loaded up into the truck to take back home before the storm rolls in late that night.