Author Topic: RE: JP EATER/ MARLIN/INCHWORM DUAL CASE BILLET ADAPTERS COMPARISON  (Read 3380 times)

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Is there a comparison between these adapters? yes I did search and there is no such info.I  already know JP Eaters was the earlier ones.......Jack Obrien,Chris Collard...etc
 I'd like to know everyones opinion on these billet adapters. Mainly info on the Jp Eater and compared to the others. Good or Bad I'd like to hear it all

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They are a good unit but I think that Marlin has put a lot more R & D in his product improving it over the years. The JP Eater is basically the same as when Chris and his partner (not Jack) designed them many years ago. Marlins and JP eater came out almost at the same time.

Living in Roseville I came real close to buying the unit from JP Eater, at the time they did not have a V-6 adapter (it was being developed) so I went with Marlin. Also for personal reason I did not go with them and I am glad, I have developed a very nice friendship with Marlin, Chris, and the Marlin crew.
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They are a good unit but I think that Marlin has put a lot more R & D in his product improving it over the years. The JP Eater is basically the same as when Chris and his partner (not Jack) designed them many years ago. Marlins and JP eater came out almost at the same time.

Living in Roseville I came real close to buying the unit from JP Eater, at the time they did not have a V-6 adapter (it was being developed) so I went with Marlin. Also for personal reason I did not go with them and I am glad, I have developed a very nice friendship with Marlin, Chris, and the Marlin crew.
you know  i cant imagine anyone thats met Marlin  NOT  wanting to hug the stuffin out of him  :yesnod:
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http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=4310.0
Seen that thread already, along with what's on POB, I'm mainly interested in JP Eater INFO

 
 
 
 
 

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