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Old 04-29-2009, 08:58 PM   #21
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i hear ya on the name, i just really wanted something on it and chose that.

and i wish i was joking but it almost did reach 1000, prototyping does cost a good amount, you gotta think about the time that goes into writing the program, into setting up machines, into cutting the pieces. I think the number was mostly based on what the company we work for would charge a person.

from what i noticed it is alot more capable, i haven't been able to take it out much. I still plan on a few more changes, like big bore shocks, which hopefully will come tomorrow.
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Old 04-29-2009, 09:28 PM   #22
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I just wish they wouldn't have been screwed out of the 1.9 class.
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Old 04-30-2009, 10:20 AM   #23
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i hear ya on the name, i just really wanted something on it and chose that.

and i wish i was joking but it almost did reach 1000, prototyping does cost a good amount, you gotta think about the time that goes into writing the program, into setting up machines, into cutting the pieces. I think the number was mostly based on what the company we work for would charge a person.

from what i noticed it is alot more capable, i haven't been able to take it out much. I still plan on a few more changes, like big bore shocks, which hopefully will come tomorrow.
That's just way more expensive than I'm used to and I've had proprietery epoxies that are harder than concrete machined.
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Old 04-30-2009, 07:13 PM   #24
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I talked to my buddy today. I have to make a correction, he said it would cost around 650 to 700 for time spent on the part.
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