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ABOUT US
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Our
business philosophy is simple: Provide safe, dependable,
high-quality performance products, as well as outstanding customer
service, and do it at a fair price. That's it. We treat our
customers the same way that we would like to be treated; we do
what we can to ensure each customer's satisfaction and believe
this is evident in our products and pricing. We're not looking to
get rich -- we just want to be able to pay our bills and have fun
doing it.
If you're considering purchasing one of our products, we
encourage you to read our
Open Letter to our Customers. We look forward to being able to
provide service for your automotive performance needs. |
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Blessings, Bill and Corey Cohron |
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What good is it for a man to gain the whole world yet forfeit his soul? - Mark 8:36
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Power Hungry
Performance is owned and run by the husband and wife team of Bill
and Corey Cohron. They and their two youngest sons relocated to
beautiful Winder, Georgia in June 2007. Shortly thereafter, they
formed Power Hungry Performance. They were pleased to find former
customers and old friends on the forums; almost immediately,
people began referring to them as "one of the Big Three" in both
diesel and gasoline custom tuning.
Bill, a calibration and software engineer, has a history in the
automotive performance industry that spans more than 20 years.
Along with Steve Cole, he was one of the first 7.3L PSD
calibration engineers and created many of the files still in use
today! He has worked for Superchips in Orlando, FL and was
recruited by Edge Products in Ogden, UT in late 2003 to be their
"Ford Guy." Along with an outstanding team of engineers, Bill is
responsible for much of the development of Edge's Evolution
Programmer -- from initial concept and design to firmware and
calibrations.
Over the past 12 years, Bill has custom tuned thousands of
vehicles ranging from mild street racers to wild, twin turbo
monsters! He has worked with many of the top names in
performance such as Steeda, Paxton, Vortech, Magnusson, and Panoz.
In 2008, Bill was even asked to tune a truck for Fast and
Furious! He has always been happy to share his knowledge and
experience with others in the industry and has trained several
other popular tuners.
Corey, a certified teacher with an art degree as well, joined Bill
full-time after creating the Power Hungry Performance logo and
product designs for the Gryphon Programmer and Pegasus Update
Client in late 2007. She now handles the PHP website,
Advertising, Sales, and Customer Service and really enjoys making
new friends -- and keeping up with old ones! -- on the forums.
In addition to running PHP, Bill and Corey also have the privilege
of homeschooling their sons. Liam, a precocious 8-year old fourth
grader, loves learning just about anything (especially science!)
and has an affinity for languages; Wil, a 10-year old 6th grader,
is an absolute clone of his dad and excels at math and computers.
He's very into trucks and tuning and will most certainly be the
next generation of Power Hungry Performance!
Bill and Corey are certainly not alone in their automotive
performance venture. In November 2008, the PHP Forum
went live, and they asked JackandJanet (Jack), who was one of Power Hungry's
first customers, to be a moderator. The forum grew
quickly, and 88racing and cleatus12r (Cody) were asked to join
the team in April 2009. When the forum grew to more
than 1,500 members, it became necessary to add a few more
moderators, and Jeremy (Jeremy), (soutthpaw) D.J., and
(Longshot270) Colby signed on in early
2010. The forum has become a huge part of PHP's
customer service; however, without the knowledge,
intelligence, and dedication of our incredible
moderators, Power Hungry Performance would not be the
same.
Jack is now retired from teaching computer programming and
microprocessor design at the University of Arizona. Before
that, he spent 20 years in the Air Force as a pilot with a
combat tour in Vietnam. He's had a PHP Gryphon on his
truck for the past two years but has recently upgraded to
a PHP tuned CTS to take advantage of the backup camera
option. He considers PHP tunes to be the best
investment he's made on his truck and enjoys helping
others in having the "tuned experience," too.
Cody is an ASE certified automobile technician with a
decade of General Motors dealership experience under his
belt. He recently took a break from wrenching for somebody
else and started doing it for himself in his own shop. His
interests include local 7.3L tuning using PHP Minotaur
Automotive Tuning Software for folks in his hometown area
and long walks on the beach.....yeah right, in Montana!
88racing is a senior moderator on the PHP forum. He is
also a big fan and customer of PHP. He currently drives a
2006 F150 5.4L 3V Lariat Super Crew using the latest
addition of PHP's line up of programmers, the Gryphon CTS
with custom tunes. Other things he likes are his family,
hunting, Harleys, NASCAR, and modding his F150. He is a
novice tuner on his motorcycle and compiles all of his own
tunes for it. He has over 25+ years of wrenching on
vehicles, from lawn mowers to diesel trucks. His all-time
favorite motor builds are 383 strokers with 340's being a
close second. Currently, 88racing is a pipe fitter along
and works part time at a used car dealership doing
anything that requires a wrench.
Jeremy is a Mechanical Engineer working for one of the
nation's largest heavy civil construction companies. He's
a Montana Native, currently living in Utah for work. He
likes all things diesel big and small and enjoys wrenching
on them in his spare time. He started his friendship with
Bill in 2002 when he purchased a power chip for an
International truck with a T444E 7.3L. Now he has Gryphons
on his 6.0's and 7.3's as well as PHP's FICM tuning. He
has a loving wife who supports his diesel habits -- most
of the time -- and two little boys that will no doubt
follow in their dad's foot steps someday with a need for
diesel power.
Colby is a college student majoring in Aquatic Biology
with a lifelong interest in electronic devices and
performance products for trucks. He drives a 2008 F-150
and recently did a major write-up of the Gryphon's
datalogging function which will be included in the
2004-2008 Gryphon manual. His ability to come forward with
a lot of often-overlooked troubleshooting tips makes him
an huge asset to our moderating team. |
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