Who else does Reher-Morrison supply engines to in NHRA?
“Right now, we supply engines to some Pro Stock Truck teams, such as Rick Jones, Kim Smith and others. We’re currently not supplying any of the Pro Stock car teams with engines, but we are working very hard on the truck program because we feel that in the long run that could be a large part of the income for the Reher-Morrison race team. We need to get our Pro Stock Truck engines running better so that the teams using our horsepower are the fastest trucks out there.” Are there any exchanges of information or feedback between Reher-Morrison and the Pro Stock Truck teams? “Not really, at least directly. What we’ve learned on our Pro Stock Car engines we try to put into the truck engines, but they may not have the same requirements. The truck engines like to wind up a little bit higher, and the guys who run the trucks prefer to run them higher, so if the things that we’re learning makes those engines go up to 9800 to 10,000 rpm’s, that may not necessarily help our Pro Stock Car program. B
