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08-03-2006, 12:29 PM
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Just looking through the latest issue of Performance Ford and on page 32 there is a article from Chris at Blue Power saying that he developed oil pump gears in conjunction with us(Kostecki Engine Centre),this is untrue!!!!
All development work on these oil pump gears was done in house without anyones assistance let alone from Blue Power,we have invested a considerable amount of time and money into developing these parts for BA Boss engines and it is annoying(to say the least)when other people (and editors of magazines allow this happen) jump on the band wagon to promote themselves. We have developed a range of Parts for BA Falcons which includes : Chrome Moly oil pump gears for XR6T and Boss V8 engines. Adjustable camshaft vernier gears for BA/BF Boss V8 engines. CNC Boss cylinder heads and camshaft kits. This is not intended to slag off other people,but to get recognition for what we have done,not for what other people claim to have done with us. Kristian - Kostecki Motorsport  out: |
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