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Old 02-16-2010 | 03:36 PM
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That is not hijacking a thread when he is talking about the same type of product. And I believe calling his a "generic ass looking strap on" would be calling it junk. And he called you on it now your all defensive gee whiz. Sure the sponsors like that talk bashing someone elses products.
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Old 02-16-2010 | 03:37 PM
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Well, regardless of how Mark's product looks, it works perfectly.

To the Thread starter, where are you from? I see you mentioning the PNB, are you in GA? What was your prior screen name?

I'll be at the PNB, and I'd love to see what you've got going. There is no harm no foul in a little competition , that is what makes product better.
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Old 02-16-2010 | 03:43 PM
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Mark how about you keep your comments on your product in your thread?...instead of hijacking this one..you sir are ignorant and I will never buy a product from you, and will express that to anyone that ever brings up your product locally or in my presence! I never said your heater was junk, I said it looked genaric and for the money I would not buy it which is my persoanl opnion that I am entitled to....enough is enough?!?! taht was the first time I ever even said anything about your heater..gee wizz

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Settle down my man. I am not ignorant, I was giving props to Competition Heat for his current idea and look forward to seeing his product and it was also a nice way to show hime what he has to look forward to with people like yourself. I never took you as thinking mine was junk but calling it generic is a nicer way to sugar coat it. It's cool though and as far as hijacking threads, I wasn't trying to do that as Competition Heat didn't do it to the other one and honestly it was titled "engine heater questions" so that could mean anyone or anything used to heat an engine so no offense taken from any party what so ever and as far as you not buying anything from, that's fine, you are entitled to whatever you want to do as this is a free country in loose terms.

If Competition Heat feels my posts are wrong, I will be more than glad to edit them. Not trying to start anything, again just giving props to someone else for having a similar mindset in the world of racing. I will be on my way now
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Old 02-16-2010 | 03:58 PM
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Jburch when did I get defensive? I said it looks genaric am I wrong? no..I never said it did NOT work, I use a hair dryer for a good 5 mins on my engine does not heat it up as fast as a heat gun which is why I do not use a heat gun..I heat my chassis, engine crank case,head everything nice and evenly...to me the price of Marks product is a little high for what you are getting...nothing more nothing less.....

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Old 02-16-2010 | 04:05 PM
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Look gentlemen, there is room for everyone in this industry we all love so much. My reasons for developing and investing in this product is because I whole heartedly believe in it. I have always been an average man that was born into a racing family with a great deal of passion for it, my father built racing engines and I can remember watching him spend countless hours working on them and rebuilding them. When I grew up and started a family I got my oldest son involved in racing and understand what it is like racing on a limited budget. One of the first investments I made for our racing program was an engine heater because I could not afford frequent engine rebuilds do to premature wear and tear from firing a cold engine. I learned from my father races are won in the garage, and if you take care of your equipment it will take care of you. So my goals for this company are to make a product that benifits the racer by saving him/her money and makes the racing experience more enjoyable. I firmly believe in supporting the industry that supports your products. We would like nothing more than this product to be successful so we can sponsor and support events, and we will.
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Old 02-16-2010 | 04:14 PM
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When are you guys planning to arrive at the PNB? Do you know your set up location yet? I'd like to come by and check out your product.
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Old 02-16-2010 | 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Stubbs
When are you guys planning to arrive at the PNB? Do you know your set up location yet? I'd like to come by and check out your product.
We should be there tuesday night or wednesday morning (hopefully we are all caught up) We will be set up next to Kal Gard. This is what our canopy will look like...

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Old 02-16-2010 | 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by blktransam
Jburch when did I get defensive? I said it looks genaric am I wrong? no..I never said it did NOT work, I use a hair dryer for a good 5 mins on my engine does not heat it up as fast as a heat gun which is why I do not use a heat gun..I heat my chassis, engine crank case,head everything nice and evenly...to me the price of Marks product is a little high for what you are getting...nothing more nothing less.....

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Ryan,

No offense... I also thought the way you phrased your remarks was a bit harsh.

I would think a "team driver" would use a bit more professional sounding choice of terminology. When you say something that comes across harshly it reflects poorly on your sponsors.

Just my $.02

As for the PowerHouse heater... pretty or not, I've seen it action and it works nicely. I don't have one, but have thought about it. Now I may look at this one.
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Old 02-16-2010 | 05:07 PM
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Enough of this, pics and specs, PLEASE.
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Old 02-16-2010 | 05:19 PM
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Hey, guys, shut up with the arguing.

Onto this new heater.

I'm going to buy one of these heaters in a month or so and now there is a new one coming out, cool. Perfect timing Mr.Comp. Heat. Where is the sneek peek pic you promised? Is this going to have an adjustable temperature setting? Do you guys have any distribution plans for the future (besides just selling online from your own website)?
I'm very interested to see what this thing is going to look like. I'm thinking something along the lines of a MuchMore tire warmer for touring cars, but with an engine compatible heater in place of the tire cup/thing. Hopefully the price is decent. I'm predicting this to be the year of the engine pre-heater, because it is something that just makes sense.
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Old 02-16-2010 | 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted by DOMIT
Ryan,

No offense... I also thought the way you phrased your remarks was a bit harsh.

I would think a "team driver" would use a bit more professional sounding choice of terminology. When you say something that comes across harshly it reflects poorly on your sponsors.

Just my $.02

As for the PowerHouse heater... pretty or not, I've seen it action and it works nicely. I don't have one, but have thought about it. Now I may look at this one.
+1 on the upper comment
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Old 02-16-2010 | 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by RAlmeida
Enough of this, pics and specs, PLEASE.
I will post a couple of pics. tomorrow and release a few more details...
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Old 02-16-2010 | 07:35 PM
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I'm very interested in this new heater. I've never cared for nascar, but always had a ton of respect for the technology, engineering, and mechanics that build those cars. Any technology pulled from that level of racing is worth looking at. For some reason, I'm picturing the gold foil looking insulation that the Supercross guys put on the bottom of their gas tanks to keep the gas cooler.
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Old 02-16-2010 | 07:52 PM
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Originally Posted by pickle311
I'm very interested in this new heater. I've never cared for nascar, but always had a ton of respect for the technology, engineering, and mechanics that build those cars. Any technology pulled from that level of racing is worth looking at. For some reason, I'm picturing the gold foil looking insulation that the Supercross guys put on the bottom of their gas tanks to keep the gas cooler.
The gold looking foil you speak of is very expensive and used in stock car racing to help keep the heat out of the green house (cockpit).
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Old 02-16-2010 | 08:45 PM
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I made my own prewarmer last year,12v atv handwarmers.It took forever and peaked at 140 f. I got that other warmer and it works exactley the way i want,i was so happy to have an over the counter option.It only draws 60 watts i need that at my track, limited electrical.Now we have another to choose from GREAT,a couple of friends are also interested.ISN'T it great all buggy's are not just Kyosho we have a choice.
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