[Travis Q]

Yes, the East Coast Mafia has been, and always will be fast.

Undoubtedly, the Midwest Militia is gonna make a show of force.


But never, ever turn your backs on the Southeast Syndicate!

[mjm421]

I like it Travis!!! Right now you certainly have the baddest of the bad!! Good luck in "13"

[BrandX]

Originally Posted by Travis Q

Yes, the East Coast Mafia has been, and always will be fast.

Undoubtedly, the Midwest Militia is gonna make a show of force.


But never, ever turn your backs on the Southeast Syndicate!

Hahahahahaha nice!!!!! I like it.

[Tom Vaught]

Originally Posted by BrandX

Hahahahahaha nice!!!!! I like it.

Here are Your Letters Brand X. SWSFTSSBXB

Figure it out

Tom Vaught

[bad69bird]

Originally Posted by mjm421

What cha going to be racin this year Brian? You steppin off Jeffs coat tail? lol (I know your real situation)

Lmao....I hear ya! I'm hoping but a lot of things need to come into place. I'm tryin brother.... I'm tryin!

Originally Posted by Travis Q

Yes, the East Coast Mafia has been, and always will be fast.

Undoubtedly, the Midwest Militia is gonna make a show of force.


But never, ever turn your backs on the Southeast Syndicate!

Lmao.... awesome!

[Wareagle]

How are these guys doing nowadays .

[S/st 54]

Originally Posted by Wareagle

How are these guys doing nowadays .

That's a good pic of Mike Coopers car,The red '63.Coopers been doing good from what I could tell. Saw him at the Indian uprising in Wichita KS. He made 1 pass and hurt something but my hats off to the guy for getting after it.
Funny Story related to Cooper.He was in the semi's of a Super Chevy race a few yrs back in Topeka. He was racing a my good friend and chassis builder Steve Bruce in his AJBBC camaro. Steve was strapped in under the tower,the starter was on the car and they were about to fire them up.......I walked up shook Steve's hand and then I told him "be careful and I hope that Pontiac WHIPS YOUR AZZ!"...My buddy got a lil offended but he got over it knowing my love for fast Pontiacs....Cooper didn't get the win light but Coop's car ran something like a 4.41 every pass.It was pretty impressive.

[Wareagle]

Originally Posted by S/st 54

That's a good pic of Mike Coopers car,The red '63.Coopers been doing good from what I could tell. Saw him at the Indian uprising in Wichita KS. He made 1 pass and hurt something but my hats off to the guy for getting after it.
Funny Story related to Cooper.He was in the semi's of a Super Chevy race a few yrs back in Topeka. He was racing a my good friend and chassis builder Steve Bruce in his AJBBC camaro. Steve was strapped in under the tower,the starter was on the car and they were about to fire them up.......I walked up shook Steve's hand and then I told him "be careful and I hope that Pontiac WHIPS YOUR AZZ!"...My buddy got a lil offended but he got over it knowing my love for fast Pontiacs....Cooper didn't get the win light but Coop's car ran something like a 4.41 every pass.It was pretty impressive.

Great story - Thanks .

[Wareagle]

Also - I think this is A pic of his engine .

[Gaby Labiosa]

I will respond to this to eliminate all this hearsay, half truths, and innuendos.

EIC motorsports has done several edelbrock performer rpm heads, as well as high ports.

While I can't remember every prospective client who calls for a quote, our 1000+ hp induction systems typically range from $4000-7000 labor, depending on the application and how much work was done previously. That is both manifold and cylinder head porting labor.

Also there is no special "deals" unless there is a specific arrangement with the client to offer EIC something equal to the investment EIC has made on them.

John Urist, Jimmy Jammel, and our own nmca pro street/pro mod are some examples of "sponsored" EIC clients

Most EIC customers primarily focus on value (service, performance, and results) rather than price as te first priority.

So the question is, at this level:

What price would a client pay for value, experience, and track results rather than Internet bs???

Would anyone take a gamble on something not proven AT THIS LEVEL on a unproven company and/or product?

How cheap would you have to make your pricing if you have ZERO experience or track results at this level for people to take the gamble?