Non list-chasing ghosts.

[Shannen Durphey]

Yup, I caught it.  Thanks.  Found the phone # and address and
forwarded it to the car owner, too.  This is more of a hobby to me. 
With these antique stock cars, the guys want to run them "just like
they were".  Which means, in some cases, exact copies of the original
parts, and the stories to go with them.  I got interested in the
stories, I'm playing with the numbers in desktop dyno, just trying to
"see" what they were like.  It's just for fun.  
Shannen

Greg Hermann wrote:
> 
> >I'm currently helping a guy put together an engine for an antique
> >stock car.  In the process, I've met several people who bragged about
> >these cams.  I'm curious about them now, and want to throw some
> >numbers into my engine simulations.  Seems like they were pretty hot,
> >and now you don't even hear about RB.
> >
> >Since you're on the line, know of any reasonable sources for a set of
> >fuelie heade?  Gotta be straight plug.
> >Shannen
> 
> Hi Shannen---
> 
> Said it before, mebbe you missed it--RB is still in business, somewhere in
> MD. Gotta phone # buried somewhere. Jim is well aware of newer tech stuff,
> not a ghost or dinosaur at all.
> 
> Regards, Greg
> >
> >EFISYSTEMS at aol.com wrote:
> >>
> >> No offense intended Shannen,,,,, but what about newer lobe technology!!!!!!
> >> -Carl Summers
> >>