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rotaryextreme · 12-31-2008, 04:35 AM

Thank you Fikren, the products are the same. Same cnc guy and same fabricator. Chuck did this full time, I have a normal job, go to school too. It's over whelming. The down side is that I don't carry any stock items so stuff is made on order. Before it took a while for the first few kits, but after I got them together things should go smoother now.

Chuck is a good friend, I respect him and I am Thankful he sold me the business and gave me the oportunity to offer his products again.

As for the RX8, im going the supercharger route. I hope for it to be done in 2010. I have to finish some stuff for the FD and FC first.

The kit I'm makling for my RX8 is not being made for the sole purpose of daily drivers. I'm making it for myself and if someone else want's the same things then thats cool. Hopefully all works well and it will be added to that famous dyno comparison chart for the 8's.

Ben

12-31-2008, 04:35 AM	#10
rotaryextreme i like spinners Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Union City Posts: 250 Rep Power: 17	Thank you Fikren, the products are the same. Same cnc guy and same fabricator. Chuck did this full time, I have a normal job, go to school too. It's over whelming. The down side is that I don't carry any stock items so stuff is made on order. Before it took a while for the first few kits, but after I got them together things should go smoother now. Chuck is a good friend, I respect him and I am Thankful he sold me the business and gave me the oportunity to offer his products again. As for the RX8, im going the supercharger route. I hope for it to be done in 2010. I have to finish some stuff for the FD and FC first. The kit I'm makling for my RX8 is not being made for the sole purpose of daily drivers. I'm making it for myself and if someone else want's the same things then thats cool. Hopefully all works well and it will be added to that famous dyno comparison chart for the 8's. Ben __________________ The ingenious and decidedly weird Wankel rotary engine works by using internal combustion to bounce a fat metal triangle around inside a hollow metal kidney bean, which hula-hoops around a central shaft to generate power.--- Jalopnik www.rotaryextreme.com, after more then a 2 year break, Rotary Extreme Re-opens 9/11/08.