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    Posted: 29 Nov 2013 at 8:28am
there were 4 guys who ran quad chargers in the NTPA curcuit many years ago - I think it was Max Simpson as one John Lancaster two - Slow day at work , ha - who were the other two runing at the time ?  One had a car dealership, can't remember the other canpaigner...
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Koch and Able where the other two I believe.
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Not ntpa but wasn't noble the founder of quads in a 220?
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Brad Howell was one of the quad squad from Green town IN
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Brad Howell also used two in-line Bosch injection pumps for a while. Reliability seemed to be an issue, and I think he went back to one or went with a Hypermax Sigma pump.
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I have an NTPA magizine covering this subject ill look it up tonight
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That photo is of the Imposter - Brabec's D21 with 8050 hoods.
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The original Quad Squad of AC,s were Al Kock,John Lancaster,Brad Howell and Norm Green, but Green dropped out and moved away but was considered an original member he had the first with 4 turbos to run cause his D21 was broke down and they rebuilt it to the 4 turbo setup to get more power; these four guys worked together and knew each others setups so they wouldn't waste time duplicating the same ; the article of the NTPA from 85 reads that it really turned heads seein it run

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