Props to Paul Clark / Hydratech

[907rs]

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

[zbugger]

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.

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

[CAMAROBOY69]

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. Hydratech Hydraboost and Paul.
Bill (907rs) I like your avatar.

[KAA]

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

[Bowtieracing]

Is there any news about "new" hydrobooster ?

[Roger Poirier]

Originally Posted by zbugger

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

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®]

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

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]

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

[rwhite692]

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.

[Roger Poirier]

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.

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

R.P.