REFLECTOR:Rotarys, Lycosaurs, etc.

Mon, 10 Nov 2003 11:12:53 EST

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Whilst I was researching higher power engines for my 173E (so I can get off 
the ground at my high DA), I looked at NSI work. They do some awfully nice 
work. One thing I wasn't comfortable with was there was no backup for the engine 
processor.  
Since I have had 3 processors in different autos fail, without warning, this 
wasn't aacceptible. The NSI price for the 220 hp. setup at that time was about 
7K more than I spent building up my aluminum block V-6, (that has over 100 HP 
More). 

Still.... they do some really nice work!. 

 Kurt Winker 
173 FGE 4.3L Chev (340HP).

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Still.... they do some really nice work!. 
 
 Kurt Winker 
173 FGE 4.3L Chev (340HP).</HTML>

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