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Cool to hear Mitch. As said before these things DO work
If you've never run a plate... TRY ONE. It's by far the cheapest accelleration gain available.
Mitchie's polly plate was head and shoulders better out of the hole then my stainless one. My bonehead attempt to tint it just made it a little short lived.

p man wrote:

and hear I thought it was simply the black power was too much for it! :lol:

Okay... here it is so far... I have a ton of work left to make it pretty.. But you definitely get the idea. I feel dirty because it reminds me of the lines on an old Allison. lol.

mitchie wrote:

Okay... here it is so far... I have a ton of work left to make it pretty.. But you definitely get the idea. I feel dirty because it reminds me of the lines on an old Allison. lol.

Great looking.
Only thing I can say is try not to make any bent areas or flaps without any solid connections and when it comes to the sides the jagged edges look good but will make going though the water harder than if it don't have them.

I'm pretty excited about it... The plug is sitting on my kitchen table so I can stare at it any time I want.. lol

Dok and I have a plan for my left over poly carb materials.. I am now sold out of poly plates thanks to hpbcanada.com.

mitchie wrote:

Glad that you didn't quit the biz

... The new plate looks good... Buy Canadian :mrgreen:

If or when mine breaks I expect a deal on one of these new Bad Boys :mrgreen:

Ken... You will get the best deal possible. Keep in mind too.. the one you have may never break. I am just paranoid as hell.

Author:	Supermitchie [ July 29th, 2013, 1:58 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Drag plate 2.0
Now picture it in carbon!!!

Author:	LittleCharger [ July 29th, 2013, 2:09 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Drag plate 2.0
p man wrote: Cool to hear Mitch. As said before these things DO work If you've never run a plate... TRY ONE. It's by far the cheapest accelleration gain available. Mitchie's polly plate was head and shoulders better out of the hole then my stainless one. My bonehead attempt to tint it just made it a little short lived. and hear I thought it was simply the black power was too much for it!

Author:	Supermitchie [ July 29th, 2013, 8:53 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Drag plate 2.0
LittleCharger wrote: p man wrote: Cool to hear Mitch. As said before these things DO work If you've never run a plate... TRY ONE. It's by far the cheapest accelleration gain available. Mitchie's polly plate was head and shoulders better out of the hole then my stainless one. My bonehead attempt to tint it just made it a little short lived. and hear I thought it was simply the black power was too much for it! Put down the pipe old man... Progress.

Author:	Jeff Yammer [ July 29th, 2013, 9:37 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Drag plate 2.0
mitchie wrote: Okay... here it is so far... I have a ton of work left to make it pretty.. But you definitely get the idea. I feel dirty because it reminds me of the lines on an old Allison. lol. Great looking. Only thing I can say is try not to make any bent areas or flaps without any solid connections and when it comes to the sides the jagged edges look good but will make going though the water harder than if it don't have them.

Author:	Supermitchie [ July 29th, 2013, 10:04 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Drag plate 2.0
Jeff Yammer wrote: mitchie wrote: Okay... here it is so far... I have a ton of work left to make it pretty.. But you definitely get the idea. I feel dirty because it reminds me of the lines on an old Allison. lol. Great looking. Only thing I can say is try not to make any bent areas or flaps without any solid connections and when it comes to the sides the jagged edges look good but will make going though the water harder than if it don't have them. When you test it.. You can run her through the band saw..

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Author:	KAL Racing [ July 29th, 2013, 10:33 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Drag plate 2.0
mitchie wrote: I'm pretty excited about it... The plug is sitting on my kitchen table so I can stare at it any time I want.. lol Dok and I have a plan for my left over poly carb materials.. I am now sold out of poly plates thanks to hpbcanada.com. Glad that you didn't quit the biz ... The new plate looks good... Buy Canadian If or when mine breaks I expect a deal on one of these new Bad Boys

Author:	Supermitchie [ July 30th, 2013, 8:29 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Drag plate 2.0
KAL Racing wrote: mitchie wrote: I'm pretty excited about it... The plug is sitting on my kitchen table so I can stare at it any time I want.. lol Dok and I have a plan for my left over poly carb materials.. I am now sold out of poly plates thanks to hpbcanada.com. Glad that you didn't quit the biz ... The new plate looks good... Buy Canadian If or when mine breaks I expect a deal on one of these new Bad Boys Ken... You will get the best deal possible. Keep in mind too.. the one you have may never break. I am just paranoid as hell.

Author:	DoktorC [ July 30th, 2013, 9:13 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Drag plate 2.0
mitchie wrote: Ken... You will get the best deal possible. Keep in mind too.. the one you have may never break. I am just paranoid as hell. You realize of course that your plate has outlasted at least 2 gearcases...I'm sure you can stop worrying now...

Author:	Jeff Yammer [ August 1st, 2013, 9:29 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Drag plate 2.0
What's the weight of one in glass ? Interested in trying one. . Ill buy one for sure. !!

Author:	Supermitchie [ August 1st, 2013, 10:39 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Drag plate 2.0
As soon as it's done Jeff... I will post the weight. I have to make a call here as the plug will be done this week. The call is made... Hopefully I will have a full mold in a couple of weeks.

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