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V8TV 04-17-2006 08:35 PM

Props to Paul Clark / Hydratech
 
We just installed a Hydratech Hydroboost system and a Classic Performance Products MCPV-1 master cylinder on our '62 Galaxie and the car stops the way it should for the first time in 13 years of ownership. The Hydratech system is a high-quality unit with great support, and best of all, it works fantastic!

Thanks to Paul Clark for a great product! :thumbsup: I'm no longer scared to hit the pedal on the left!

- Kevin Oeste

Stuart Adams 04-17-2006 09:09 PM

Cool. Good job Paul.

Kevin, now that it stops good, you know what that means - put more power under the hood!!! :thumbsup:

camcojb 04-17-2006 09:11 PM

Paul is the best. I was talking to a good friend of mine the other day and he mentioned how well Paul has taken care of him with his hydroboost conversion. Definitely goes beyond the call of duty.


Jody

V8TV 04-17-2006 09:39 PM

Right...
 
Right Stuart, now that I have confidence in the brakes, I'm "mentalizing" a turbo system...

907rs 04-17-2006 10:57 PM

Yes, Paul is a stand up guy. Having met him in person I can vouch for that.

zbugger 04-17-2006 11:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 907rs
Yes, Paul is a stand up guy. Having met him in person I can vouch for that.

Just because he stood up to shake your hand doesn't mean he's a stand up guy. :goofy:

Ok, but he's a really good guy with great products and service.

CAMAROBOY69 04-18-2006 05:35 AM

I agree the Hydratech Hydraboost was one of the best upgrades I have done on my car. I just ran on the Michigan road course called Gingerman raceway and the hydraboost didnt miss a beat. I had total control the entire time. Even when it rained I could push the brakes as hard or as soft as I wanted. Thanks again Paul. :thumbsup: :hail: Hydratech Hydraboost and Paul.
Bill (907rs) I like your avatar. :D

KAA 04-18-2006 11:25 AM

It's a combination of an outstanding product and excellent customer service that is very hard to find these days. :thumbsup:

Bowtieracing 04-18-2006 12:47 PM

Is there any news about "new" hydrobooster ?

Roger Poirier 04-18-2006 07:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zbugger
Just because he stood up to shake your hand doesn't mean he's a stand up guy. :goofy:

Ok, but he's a really good guy with great products and service.



Ha,ha,ha. Yeah I would have to agree with what you said. He gets high marks from me on customer service. I met him at 2006 Detroit Autorama. This guy loves cars!

R.P.

Hydratech® 04-19-2006 11:00 AM

Awesome!
 
Wow guys! What a really pleasant suprise to run across this post! :D

It is very rewarding to see that all of our hard work and continued emphasis on providing quality components with appropriate customer service has not gone unnoticed. We do indeed continually strive to evolve and improve!

As far as the new design assist units? They are still indeed in progress, though our key designer / engineer (who also happens to be one of the original patent holders on these systems) is still VERY heavily involved with GM in their scrambled rush to get caught up on their hybrid vehicle development program (which is terribly behind schedule). Until they stop burying him in round the clock work, the new design "alumaboost" is unfortunately languishing on hold (which is driving me nuts of course). Stay tuned though - delays or not, they are still going to exist before all too long.

I can't imagine being in this business and not liking cars - heck, I was even badly hit by one many moons ago and still love 'em! Always a pleasure to meet fellow enthusiasts - and yes, it is always polite to stand up when shaking someones hand (!) (lol)

61Bubbletop 04-19-2006 11:22 AM

Hydratech service is by far one of the very best in the business...I have seen Pauls dedication and desire to help his customers first hand. I have never seen vendors go out of thier way to help, and accomodate thier clients as much as Hydratech and for that matter DSE as well :thumbsup:

:captain:

rwhite692 04-19-2006 11:37 AM

OK I have to chime in. Paul and Hydratech are "the model" as far as I am concerned, as to how a small company servicing a highly specialized type of market should operate. Hydratech would be a great case study for a Junior Achievement group of students or b-school students to visit with/learn about. :thumbsup:

Roger Poirier 04-20-2006 11:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rwhite692
Paul and Hydratech are "the model" as far as I am concerned, as to how a small company servicing a highly specialized type of market should operate. Hydratech would be a great case study for a Junior Achievement group of students or b-school students to visit with/learn about. :thumbsup:

Make sure this doesn't go to your head Paul. :lol:

R.P.

69 L88 Camaro 04-20-2006 05:06 PM

Just finished an install of a Hydratech/Hydraboost unit on a 70 Camaro. Bear front, Explorer rear. All the parts I needed were included except a five point harness to keep me in the seat. Great product/tech support.

jeff s 04-22-2006 11:37 PM

Yea, we like Paul's stuff and service a lot too!

Hydratech® 04-25-2006 02:53 PM

Quote:

OK I have to chime in. Paul and Hydratech are "the model" as far as I am concerned, as to how a small company servicing a highly specialized type of market should operate. Hydratech would be a great case study for a Junior Achievement group of students or b-school students to visit with/learn about.
We may have the customer service angle situated properly, though we still have a long way to go before we can truly call this business actually profitable = hold off on sending any students our way just yet (!).

Quote:

Make sure this doesn't go to your head Paul.
I think I have already successfully passed this test with flying colors, as it was truly an unbelievable experience to have worked directly with Jim Holden (the retired president of Daimler Chrysler). We installed one of our special Level IV systems into his SRT10 powered '72 droptop Challenger, as there simply wasn't room for anything else per the V10. If anything was ever going to possibly swell my head, this would've definitely been it! I walk away from this recent project secure in the notion that I will remain a humble and hard working professional. You know what suprised me the most about working directly with Jim? He, of all people, is the most realistic and grounded individual I have ever met! He had no qualms what so ever about getting his hands dirty with me, and even crawled up under the dash to handle of all of work under there while I tinkered away underhood - amazing ! He did however state that he was flying out to Florida the next day to beat one of his buddies in a game of golf, stating that the $25 winning in the golf outing was priceless / well worth the airfare = my kind of guy! :lol:

Again - thanks for ALL of the kind words guys, as it re-assures us that we are indeed heading in the right directions. ;)

V8TV 05-04-2006 04:01 PM

Hydroboost install story
 
Our Hydroboost install story is airing on V8TV this week and next, but here's a link to our web story for those who don't get the channel and are interested...

Hydratech Hydroboost Install

hapevo 05-05-2006 01:03 PM

I have delt with Paul on numerous occasions and he has been 110%. I wish the aftermarket had more like him. It definatley makes it more of a pleasure building a car.



Ross


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