Flex Visit - Bob Eichelberg visits Bob McKee

[dlc95]

I didn't wash this old Hemi-powered Dodge for nothing...

Review and How-To: Wolfgang Uber Rinseless Wash






I'll post a full write-up with tons of pictures on Tuesday morning at the opening bell of SEMA 2015

So if you're not going to SEMA then be here on AGO next Tuesday morning.

Ha!

Awesome!

Very much looking forward to the write up.

[swanicyouth]

Please don't tell me this is another 21mm free spinning DA. If so, my opinion of Flex will be diminished.

If not, you all will prolly get something cool.

[GSKR]

I remember back in the years when bob the owner of ag was working out of a little office in Stuart fla,I give the man extreme credit to what he has accomplished,thru hard work and perseverance you can do the same.

[Zubair]

Subscribed! 2015 SEMA is going to be the year of game changers

[LimitlessDetail]

My guess is something like a cyclo. Has that shape to it...

[conman1395]

My guess is something like a cyclo. Has that shape to it...

I hope not. That's kind of been announced http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...ad.php?t=92878

[LimitlessDetail]

I hope not. That's kind of been announced Flex version of the Cyclo? - Auto Geek Online Auto Detailing Forum

I am prob wrong, I hope its a smaller version of the 3401.

[High Caliber]

Hope it's a mini 3401! I'll be tuned into this channel on Tuesday!

[DaveT435]

Do you guys think Flex should even enter the large orbit market? With Rupes and now Griot's Garage in the market that'd be some tough competition. It's been said before and I believe it: I don't think a forced rotation large orbit is gonna happen any time soon because engineering such a thing would not be possible (at least not easily usable) for a long time.

What I would love is a revision on the 3401 that makes it smoother, quieter, and generally improved overall.

They've had a considerable amount of time to engineer a forced rotation large orbit machine. Where there's a will there's a way!!

[FinishingTouchA]

They've had a considerable amount of time to engineer a forced rotation large orbit machine. Where there's a will there's a way!!

The thing is there's no need for a forced rotation long throw polisher. Rupes Mark II doesn't stall