Quadrant Scientific??
01-09-2006, 01:37 PM
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Quadrant Scientific?? Has anyone seen or heard about Quadrant Scientific in the last few years? Among other things they make (made?) High end flow benches and created the "Cam doctor". In the late 90's I was loking at purchasing a flowbench and they had some extremely good stuff although it was marginally more exensive than SuperFlow. I have been unable to find them on the web although I am sure that they have had one at some point in time. I have tried the obvious google search and going to www.quadrantscientific.com Does any one know what happened to them?
01-10-2006, 11:50 PM
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Here's an article about the Cam Doctor: http://racingarticles.com/article_racing-69.html
"Quadrant Scientific, a company that is unfortunately no longer in business, developed this groundbreaking product."
Found several versions of what their contact information was:
http://moparmusclemagazine.com/techarticles/5120
Quadrant Scientific
639 W. Dahlia St.
Louisville, CO 70260
(303) 438-1400
http://www.performancemarket.com/testing.htm
http://www.motorsportresources.com/t...=917&scid=1079
Quadrant Scientific
639 W. Dahlia St.
Louisville, CO 80027
303 - 666 - 8414
Fax 303 - 665 - 8414
http://www.usaexporters.net/companyp...sp?catID=13845
Quadrant Scientific
Contacts: Mr. William Anderson, President
Address: 555 Burbank St Unit B
Broomfield, CO 80020-1664
Type of Business: Flow benches, cam analysis machines
Phone: 303-438-1400
http://www.raceindustry.com/index.ht...iledlisting=24
Quadrant Scientific 639 W Dahlia St.
Louisville, CO 80027 - map it
phone: 303-438-1400
fax: 303-665-8414
website: quadsci.com
Aha... Now that we know their website used to be at http://www.quadsci.com/ , can see what the 'Wayback Machine' has saved copies of: http://web.archive.org/web/*/quadsci.com/*
http://web.archive.org/web/200003011....com/about.htm
http://web.archive.org/web/199910060...om/stkinfo.htm
http://web.archive.org/web/199902191...k/orderdsk.htm
list of products: http://web.archive.org/web/199902191...ts/prodmap.htm
It looks like their website went away around the end of 2000 (the domain was then temporarily taken over by some Internet service provider).
There's a Quadrant Scientific brochure available for download at http://www.powermechanics.com/download.html (about halfway down the page)
"Quadrant Scientific, a company that is unfortunately no longer in business, developed this groundbreaking product."
Found several versions of what their contact information was:
http://moparmusclemagazine.com/techarticles/5120
Quadrant Scientific
639 W. Dahlia St.
Louisville, CO 70260
(303) 438-1400
http://www.performancemarket.com/testing.htm
http://www.motorsportresources.com/t...=917&scid=1079
Quadrant Scientific
639 W. Dahlia St.
Louisville, CO 80027
303 - 666 - 8414
Fax 303 - 665 - 8414
http://www.usaexporters.net/companyp...sp?catID=13845
Quadrant Scientific
Contacts: Mr. William Anderson, President
Address: 555 Burbank St Unit B
Broomfield, CO 80020-1664
Type of Business: Flow benches, cam analysis machines
Phone: 303-438-1400
http://www.raceindustry.com/index.ht...iledlisting=24
Quadrant Scientific 639 W Dahlia St.
Louisville, CO 80027 - map it
phone: 303-438-1400
fax: 303-665-8414
website: quadsci.com
Aha... Now that we know their website used to be at http://www.quadsci.com/ , can see what the 'Wayback Machine' has saved copies of: http://web.archive.org/web/*/quadsci.com/*
http://web.archive.org/web/200003011....com/about.htm
About Quadrant Scientific
Manufacturer of advanced engine development tools, flowbenches, cam analyzers, and dyno data acquisition.
Quadrant Scientific started operation in January, 1984, hitting the market with 2 computer driven products the CAM DOCTOR, a camshaft analysis machine, and an engine dyno data acquisition system called QS-1000. A spin-off of this data acquisition system is currently marketed by Stuska Engineering. Products added in the following years included air mass flow meters and swirl meters. Today, Quadrant Scientific has added 4 flowbench models to it's product line and continues to lead the industry in product innovation and value.
All software, electronics, and mechanical design are done in house. This plus the high motorhead/geek ratio gives us some distinct advantages.
Quadrant Scientific is presently located in two Colorado locations:
Business Office
Quadrant Scientific
639 W. Dahlia St.
Louisville Co. 80027
Lab and Manufacturing
Quadrant Scientific
555 Burbank St. Unit B
Broomfield Co. 80020
Phone and FAX
303-438-1400
303-430-1700
303-666-8414
303-665-8414 (fax)
Email Addresses
Product Orders: {orders@quadsci.com}
Technical Support: {support@quadsci.com}
Web Site: {webmaster@quadsci.com}
General Inquiries: {info@quadsci.com}
Please excuse the oil on the floor while we're under construction.
Manufacturer of advanced engine development tools, flowbenches, cam analyzers, and dyno data acquisition.
Quadrant Scientific started operation in January, 1984, hitting the market with 2 computer driven products the CAM DOCTOR, a camshaft analysis machine, and an engine dyno data acquisition system called QS-1000. A spin-off of this data acquisition system is currently marketed by Stuska Engineering. Products added in the following years included air mass flow meters and swirl meters. Today, Quadrant Scientific has added 4 flowbench models to it's product line and continues to lead the industry in product innovation and value.
All software, electronics, and mechanical design are done in house. This plus the high motorhead/geek ratio gives us some distinct advantages.
Quadrant Scientific is presently located in two Colorado locations:
Business Office
Quadrant Scientific
639 W. Dahlia St.
Louisville Co. 80027
Lab and Manufacturing
Quadrant Scientific
555 Burbank St. Unit B
Broomfield Co. 80020
Phone and FAX
303-438-1400
303-430-1700
303-666-8414
303-665-8414 (fax)
Email Addresses
Product Orders: {orders@quadsci.com}
Technical Support: {support@quadsci.com}
Web Site: {webmaster@quadsci.com}
General Inquiries: {info@quadsci.com}
Please excuse the oil on the floor while we're under construction.
Contacting Stuska Engineering
Stuska Engineering manufactures waterbrake dynamometer absorbers from 25 to 1600 HP, engine test-stands, consoles and distributes an engine dyno data acquisition system.
Surface Mail
Stuska Engineering
2930 South Fox St.
Englewood Co. 80110
Phone and FAX
300-762-0553
303-762-0553 (fax)
Email Addresses
info etc.. {stuska@quadsci.com}
Stuska Engineering manufactures waterbrake dynamometer absorbers from 25 to 1600 HP, engine test-stands, consoles and distributes an engine dyno data acquisition system.
Surface Mail
Stuska Engineering
2930 South Fox St.
Englewood Co. 80110
Phone and FAX
300-762-0553
303-762-0553 (fax)
Email Addresses
info etc.. {stuska@quadsci.com}
...
Foreign Contacts
Apple Racing Products
Box 5035
141 05 Huddinge Sweden
Tel +46 8 -97 35 36
Fax +46 8 -97 91 67
Email : apple@elpost.com
Competition Engineering
10 Ferndell Street
Guildford N.S.W. 2161
AUSTRALIA
Tel +029-892-2218
Fax +029-681-5050
Foreign Contacts
Apple Racing Products
Box 5035
141 05 Huddinge Sweden
Tel +46 8 -97 35 36
Fax +46 8 -97 91 67
Email : apple@elpost.com
Competition Engineering
10 Ferndell Street
Guildford N.S.W. 2161
AUSTRALIA
Tel +029-892-2218
Fax +029-681-5050
Product Site Map
Valve Train Equipment
- Cam Analysis
--- Cam Doctor Std.
--- Cam Doctor Hi Res
--- Dr Dr Cam Analysis Program
--- Universal Measurement Stand
Engine Air Flow Analysis
- Flowbenches
--- FlowLab 170
--- FlowLab 520
--- FlowLab 1400
--- FlowLab 1400+
- Charge Motion Meters for Flowbenches
--- Swirl Torque Meter
--- Tumble Meter
- Flowbench Accessories
--- Valve Actuator (Opener)
--- Velocity Probes (Pitot)
Engine Dynamometer Instrumentation
- Data Acquisition
--- Stuska Dyno Data Acquisition
--- QS-1000 Dyno Data Acquisition
--- Stuska PC comlink with AutoGraph
--- SF901 data conversion with AutoGraph
- Sensors
--- Engine Dyno Air Mass Flowmeter
Misc
- Shop Tools
--- Direct Readout
- Crack Testing
--- Surface Defect Kit
Valve Train Equipment
- Cam Analysis
--- Cam Doctor Std.
--- Cam Doctor Hi Res
--- Dr Dr Cam Analysis Program
--- Universal Measurement Stand
Engine Air Flow Analysis
- Flowbenches
--- FlowLab 170
--- FlowLab 520
--- FlowLab 1400
--- FlowLab 1400+
- Charge Motion Meters for Flowbenches
--- Swirl Torque Meter
--- Tumble Meter
- Flowbench Accessories
--- Valve Actuator (Opener)
--- Velocity Probes (Pitot)
Engine Dynamometer Instrumentation
- Data Acquisition
--- Stuska Dyno Data Acquisition
--- QS-1000 Dyno Data Acquisition
--- Stuska PC comlink with AutoGraph
--- SF901 data conversion with AutoGraph
- Sensors
--- Engine Dyno Air Mass Flowmeter
Misc
- Shop Tools
--- Direct Readout
- Crack Testing
--- Surface Defect Kit
There's a Quadrant Scientific brochure available for download at http://www.powermechanics.com/download.html (about halfway down the page)
01-11-2006, 12:08 AM
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Here's the only remnant of the company that I found (well, its branch/partner Stuska Engineering):
http://www.stuskadyno.com/company.htm
http://www.stuskadyno.com/contact.htm : where they moved to:
Also, there are two "William Anderson"s in Broomfield, CO with public phone listings; if you reeally want to know why Quadrant closed down, you could try calling them and asking if they're the guy who used to work there, and if they'll tell you what happened
http://www.stuskadyno.com/company.htm
Stuska has been manufacturing durable, affordable dynamometer systems since 1963.
In March, 2002, Mr. Harvey Stuska sold the Stuska Engineering Co. of Englewood, Colorado, to Power Test Inc. of Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin.
With dynamometer systems throughout the world, Power Test has been manufacturing dynamometers and control systems since 1976. With a full complement of engineering, manufacturing, software and electronics capabilities, along with an experienced and dedicated staff, Power Test is able to provide the high-performance gasoline engine market with the same quality and reliability found in every Power Test engine and chassis dynamometer.
In March, 2002, Mr. Harvey Stuska sold the Stuska Engineering Co. of Englewood, Colorado, to Power Test Inc. of Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin.
With dynamometer systems throughout the world, Power Test has been manufacturing dynamometers and control systems since 1976. With a full complement of engineering, manufacturing, software and electronics capabilities, along with an experienced and dedicated staff, Power Test is able to provide the high-performance gasoline engine market with the same quality and reliability found in every Power Test engine and chassis dynamometer.
Contact Us
...
If you have any questions about the products we offer, please contact us.
info@stuskadyno.com
Our hours are: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (CST)
We are located in Wisconsin, just 15 minutes from Milwaukee, in Menomonee Falls at
N60 W14630 Kaul Avenue,
PO Box 927,
Menomonee Falls, WI 53052
...
If you have any questions about the products we offer, please contact us.
info@stuskadyno.com
Our hours are: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (CST)
We are located in Wisconsin, just 15 minutes from Milwaukee, in Menomonee Falls at
N60 W14630 Kaul Avenue,
PO Box 927,
Menomonee Falls, WI 53052
Also, there are two "William Anderson"s in Broomfield, CO with public phone listings; if you reeally want to know why Quadrant closed down, you could try calling them and asking if they're the guy who used to work there, and if they'll tell you what happened
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Whoaaaaa, ask and ye shall receive!!!! Thanks for all the info. It's a shame to see they are no longer in business. At the time I was looking at buying a bench they were really the only alternative to superflow (Not that I didn't like SF but it's nice to have a choice.) I will peruse these articles. Thanks for your efforts!!!
01-11-2006, 10:01 PM
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Whoaaaaa, ask and ye shall receive!!!! Thanks for all the info. It's a shame to see they are no longer in business. At the time I was looking at buying a bench they were really the only alternative to superflow (Not that I didn't like SF but it's nice to have a choice.) I will peruse these articles. Thanks for your efforts!!!
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Bill Andrews ("OZ" to most) and his company dropped off the planet several years ago. A friend of mine has one of his flow benches, which does seem to have impressive possibilities. "Seems" because it has only been run a few minutes, since several critical parts were never shipped.. 
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Hi all...
New to this forum but was reading through and came across this topic.
I also own a Quadrant Scientific flowbench 520 and was wondering if anyone knew where I could source parts for it?
Or even at a longer stretch if anyone knows someone that knows how to fix them?
Many Thanks
James
New to this forum but was reading through and came across this topic.
I also own a Quadrant Scientific flowbench 520 and was wondering if anyone knew where I could source parts for it?
Or even at a longer stretch if anyone knows someone that knows how to fix them?
Many Thanks
James
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I heard that Audie Thomas might have taken on the job of helping out former QS customers: http://www.audietech.com/
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Here's the only remnant of the company that I found (well, its branch/partner Stuska Engineering):
http://www.stuskadyno.com/company.htm
http://www.stuskadyno.com/contact.htm : where they moved to:
Also, there are two "William Anderson"s in Broomfield, CO with public phone listings; if you reeally want to know why Quadrant closed down, you could try calling them and asking if they're the guy who used to work there, and if they'll tell you what happened
http://www.stuskadyno.com/company.htm
http://www.stuskadyno.com/contact.htm : where they moved to:
Also, there are two "William Anderson"s in Broomfield, CO with public phone listings; if you reeally want to know why Quadrant closed down, you could try calling them and asking if they're the guy who used to work there, and if they'll tell you what happened
Last edited by hsutton; 03-16-2011 at 12:31 AM.
