What ever happened to the Endyn Forums....
Does anyone know what happened to the Endyn Forums over on theoldone.com? Its been down since mid-summer I think and was wondering if they moved / if Larry was ok?
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Larry pulled the plug, was taking up 3 hours of his day.
I've seen him post on another forum, about digitizing his port work so CNC machines can do it quicker. He's having Reher-Morrison do the work. If you know ANYTHING about NHRA Pro Stock, these guys are GOOD! |
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I knew I had seen your name around there. Mmmm digitized port work... his heads I can only see flowing better then they used to (which was already good). Thanks for letting me know whats up (and Im glad it wasnt health related with Larry...).
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What forum was that?
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The TOO board? It was equal parts ass kissers, hyped up smoke and mirrors, and honest to god seriously good tech.
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joseph, shut he ---- up and go to bed you limp dick crack smokin grizzled ----------er
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Taste my penis, hotrex
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present it. miss chokesondick
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Originally Posted by hotrex
present it. miss chokesondick
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yup, thats her.
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Originally Posted by hotrex
yup, thats her.
The episode where she died was funny as hell. "Chef, we kill our teacher and they found our semen in her stomach." |
Re: What ever happened to the Endyn Forums....
I’ve never made the fact that Reher-Morrison performs machine work for Endyn a secret. In fact, as Darrin will attest, we take all of our visiting customers (and engine-building “students”) to the R-M facility to show them where and how the machining operations we can’t perform in-house take place. R-M provides the highest-quality machine work available in this part of the country, and I feel very fortunate that David allows his machinists to work on our “tiny” engine pieces. I’ve known the R-M guys seemingly forever, and back in the mid-eighties, Mike Garvie was welding Ford heads for me in between all the Chevy heads / manifolds he was doing for R-M. If you look at Mike’s current schedule, he’s either hanging his hat in Arlington, or Ft. Worth on a daily basis, as his talents are in great demand at each of our shops I’ve been working toward bringing a full five-axis head-machining center into our shop for a couple years now, but I’ve been slow learning another “language” (CadCam), which is essential, since none of the CNC systems are simply plug and play, regardless of what their manufacturers say. At this point in my life, I’m not willing to hire more employees or add stress to my life. Hell, I retired back in ’87, and everything we do at Endyn these days is simply “hobby” for me…. While at PRI last week, we spent a lot of time looking at all the killer CNC block machining and honing equipment. I’m presently under the impression that damned near anyone can operate these machines….but I just don’t think the IRS will put up with it…..remember Endyn is my hobby shop…. |
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Yeah, I know people who've gotten the R-M tour from Mister Widmer. If I'm ever in the DFW area I'll make a point of meeting him, Forrest Nearing, and Arturbo Ortiz.
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