EB mods-" made in USA"
#1
Tech Addict
Thread Starter
EB mods-" made in USA"
Website is under construction with news of made in USA buggy and truggy engines coming soon.anybody know anything?
#4
Wow another engine > Extech, Go, and JS etc. The last production engine really caused a lot of issues for many. Ive had some many guys PM'ing me saying things about what happened and reasons for not buying.These are guys with good reputations with personal dealings.
Don't want to cause a fight is America live your dream but something isn't working not sure if its business practices.
Don't want to cause a fight is America live your dream but something isn't working not sure if its business practices.
#5
Ed and I have had our differences in the past, but you can't fault Ed for doing what he's doing. He's no millionaire or anything and he's trying to make it. He's had designs, of his own, for quite some time and dealing with a factory to make that engine over seas takes QC out of his hands. Engines are only as good as the materials they are made from.
Extech engines were good, but had their issues... Sirio based and now the Werks series, Orion, and NVision stuff has been worked out several years later. Not to mention Trinity/EPIC (Ernie Provetti) was in charge of everything and I know his track record with people. He's not the greatest person to do business with... IMO.
Go engines are on god knows what version now. Not the most popular, but decent engines after their generations of testing and remodeling.
The JS engines, while they were good engines, weren't reliable and wore out quick on people. Just simply sub standard materials and build quality.
I ran for Ed for a little while and he was always working hard and still is to make what he has work. Let him work things out and get this engine going before judgement is made. I think he's been through the war enough to know that this would be his last shot at it. I wish him luck and hope it goes well.
Extech engines were good, but had their issues... Sirio based and now the Werks series, Orion, and NVision stuff has been worked out several years later. Not to mention Trinity/EPIC (Ernie Provetti) was in charge of everything and I know his track record with people. He's not the greatest person to do business with... IMO.
Go engines are on god knows what version now. Not the most popular, but decent engines after their generations of testing and remodeling.
The JS engines, while they were good engines, weren't reliable and wore out quick on people. Just simply sub standard materials and build quality.
I ran for Ed for a little while and he was always working hard and still is to make what he has work. Let him work things out and get this engine going before judgement is made. I think he's been through the war enough to know that this would be his last shot at it. I wish him luck and hope it goes well.
#6
Wow another engine > Extech, Go, and JS etc. The last production engine really caused a lot of issues for many. Ive had some many guys PM'ing me saying things about what happened and reasons for not buying.These are guys with good reputations with personal dealings.
Don't want to cause a fight is America live your dream but something isn't working not sure if its business practices.
Don't want to cause a fight is America live your dream but something isn't working not sure if its business practices.
GO engines agreement was with Race Factor, and was only a one year thing during which time I helped develop the JS Racing engine with Simon Yii of GO engines. Do you need anything else clarified for you Big Jay?
#7
Thanks Jason, QC is what killed the JS
#8
I wish you the best of luck Ed, I think an american made engine is a great idea. I would love to see it work out and succeed.
And thats whats hard about having a business, The things that were out of his control were the problems and not anything of his doing.
Good luck Ed,
Lance
RcRenew
And thats whats hard about having a business, The things that were out of his control were the problems and not anything of his doing.
Good luck Ed,
Lance
RcRenew
#9
LOL,, ExTech engines were good, Trinity was not... and are no longer in business. I am still friends with Andrea Rossi formerly of Star Motor / Sirio.
GO engines agreement was with Race Factor, and was only a one year thing during which time I helped develop the JS Racing engine with Simon Yii of GO engines. Do you need anything else clarified for you Big Jay?
GO engines agreement was with Race Factor, and was only a one year thing during which time I helped develop the JS Racing engine with Simon Yii of GO engines. Do you need anything else clarified for you Big Jay?
#12
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Ed and I have had our differences in the past, but you can't fault Ed for doing what he's doing. He's no millionaire or anything and he's trying to make it. He's had designs, of his own, for quite some time and dealing with a factory to make that engine over seas takes QC out of his hands. Engines are only as good as the materials they are made from.
Extech engines were good, but had their issues... Sirio based and now the Werks series, Orion, and NVision stuff has been worked out several years later. Not to mention Trinity/EPIC (Ernie Provetti) was in charge of everything and I know his track record with people. He's not the greatest person to do business with... IMO.
Go engines are on god knows what version now. Not the most popular, but decent engines after their generations of testing and remodeling.
The JS engines, while they were good engines, weren't reliable and wore out quick on people. Just simply sub standard materials and build quality.
I ran for Ed for a little while and he was always working hard and still is to make what he has work. Let him work things out and get this engine going before judgement is made. I think he's been through the war enough to know that this would be his last shot at it. I wish him luck and hope it goes well.
Extech engines were good, but had their issues... Sirio based and now the Werks series, Orion, and NVision stuff has been worked out several years later. Not to mention Trinity/EPIC (Ernie Provetti) was in charge of everything and I know his track record with people. He's not the greatest person to do business with... IMO.
Go engines are on god knows what version now. Not the most popular, but decent engines after their generations of testing and remodeling.
The JS engines, while they were good engines, weren't reliable and wore out quick on people. Just simply sub standard materials and build quality.
I ran for Ed for a little while and he was always working hard and still is to make what he has work. Let him work things out and get this engine going before judgement is made. I think he's been through the war enough to know that this would be his last shot at it. I wish him luck and hope it goes well.
#13
Good luck ....ED cant wait too see your the next level engine....good too hear also
#15
Will this be the first ever USA made motor? Ed... the last full mod JS you sent me went into its 9th gallon tonight at Nitro Pit Tune seems to be getting hard to hold though