077 - Power and Speed - Wild Bill Devine - Bullseye Power Turbos

Mike, Tom, and Tad in studio


We are back after some very sketchy weeks of scheduling problems
and personal issues.  Last week show 76 with Mike's friend
John and his son Matt is a little messed up.  Turns out a
seldom used RE20 Mic bit the dust.  Mike IS working on it
and he can save it when he gets a few spare minute.  Trust
us on this, when we tell you Mike is busy... you have no idea.


Tom was unable to do last weeks show due to a last minute
emergency, but two weeks ago he was at the Sand Sport show.
 For us here in the Northeast it's a little hard to
understand, but the sand guys take things very seriously.
 We are talking about essentially dune buggy type vehicles
with insane (1500+) HP levels and equally insane price tags
(300K+).  This is crazy stuff, and most of us knew nothing
about it.  We also got a little info about "The Chang's"
McLaren 650s.  This sounds like a hell of a ride.


Tonights guest is "wild" Bill Devine.  Bill has been around
forced induction forever.  If we look back to the guys who
were the "computer age" fast turbo guys, Bill was right
there.  Here are some names that will ring a bell.


Job Spetter
Ken Duttwieler
Hurley Blakeney
Racin' Jason
and the list goes on.  


Yes Yes Yes we know, there were many others before them, but this
is the time when turbos met computers.  That opened the
floodgates and here we are today.  Bill went from Ford
performance to STS (rearmount) Turbos to Bullseye Power Turbos.
 They have some very interesting turbo wheel designs going
and that alone is worth the listen.  Very good history here
and Bill is a great guest.  They do everything from diesel
to all out Drag so check out Bullseye next time you need a new
hair dryer or two.    


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