FI Installs At Z Car Garage . . .
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07-08-2007, 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by kris79
yeah the dg with ts bumper.
rob is cool but one thing they are super super super super super super slow! to do anything!!!!!! only thing i like bout zcg is they have a dyno. when i go fi imma bring it to my friends shop in milpitas exact motorosports he has been modding 300z for 15 so years and he has done 5 or 6 greddy tt g35 and 4 vortec g35.
andy thats the guy that help me build my old integra.
rob is cool but one thing they are super super super super super super slow! to do anything!!!!!! only thing i like bout zcg is they have a dyno. when i go fi imma bring it to my friends shop in milpitas exact motorosports he has been modding 300z for 15 so years and he has done 5 or 6 greddy tt g35 and 4 vortec g35.
andy thats the guy that help me build my old integra.
I've already spoken to him about getting a Vortech S/C installed, again he is well informed. This is based about personal assumption, but I think he pushes for S/C mainly because he has a Vortech specialist that works there. Very nice guy, very professional, and down to earth.
#17
07-08-2007, 01:13 AM
Originally Posted by Disco_Monkey
Andy, your getting boost?
NICE!!!
NICE!!!
Originally Posted by tu_clean
Andy why not take it to Vortech themselves in Oxnard Ca, they warranty all there labor and it never hurts getting the install done stragiht from the source.
Its a lil drive but well worth it.
Tu
Its a lil drive but well worth it.
Tu
I've already spoken to him about getting a Vortech S/C installed, again
Originally Posted by Mad Paradox
I wouldn't say ZCG is slow, they are very busy, when I took my car in for the suspension install, their guys were working non-stop, phones were ringing off the hook, people we coming by to drop off tools and parts. Personally, I didn't mind that they had my car for a few days, as long as it's done right. Rob would call me during the day just to inform me of the progress.
he is well informed. This is based about personal assumption, but I think he pushes for S/C mainly because he has a Vortech specialist that works there. Very nice guy, very professional, and down to earth.
he is well informed. This is based about personal assumption, but I think he pushes for S/C mainly because he has a Vortech specialist that works there. Very nice guy, very professional, and down to earth.
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07-08-2007, 01:19 AM
#19
07-09-2007, 02:16 AM
Originally Posted by tu_clean
Andy let them know that there G35 Revup R&D car is referring you, let me know if you need the contact there, I believe that the R&D guys do the installs also 
.....Maybe I will keep mine so that I will have a twin on the road here in norcal 
.....Maybe I will keep mine so that I will have a twin on the road here in norcal
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07-09-2007, 02:02 PM
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07-10-2007, 07:32 AM
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Originally Posted by andy2434
Yeah, Chris, after I wrap up some home projects. Hehehe . . . That's the incentive from the "Boss."
I will be getting in touch with them this coming Monday. Thanks for the suggestion, Tu.
I've already spoken to him about getting a Vortech S/C installed, again
When are you planning on your Vortech installation? I would prefer to have Rob perform the work. Are you planning on having the complete kit installed? Any thought on gauges?
I will be getting in touch with them this coming Monday. Thanks for the suggestion, Tu.
I've already spoken to him about getting a Vortech S/C installed, again
When are you planning on your Vortech installation? I would prefer to have Rob perform the work. Are you planning on having the complete kit installed? Any thought on gauges?
#24
07-10-2007, 01:51 PM
Originally Posted by Mad Paradox
I wouldn't say ZCG is slow, they are very busy, when I took my car in for the suspension install, their guys were working non-stop, phones were ringing off the hook, people we coming by to drop off tools and parts. Personally, I didn't mind that they had my car for a few days, as long as it's done right. Rob would call me during the day just to inform me of the progress.
I've already spoken to him about getting a Vortech S/C installed, again he is well informed. This is based about personal assumption, but I think he pushes for S/C mainly because he has a Vortech specialist that works there. Very nice guy, very professional, and down to earth.
I've already spoken to him about getting a Vortech S/C installed, again he is well informed. This is based about personal assumption, but I think he pushes for S/C mainly because he has a Vortech specialist that works there. Very nice guy, very professional, and down to earth.
my experience with them was being told to come down at a certain time to get my exhaust put on, oil changed and wheels rotated. they made me sit and wait for at least an hour in spite of the agreed upon time, then the tech dawdled and chatted me up while doing the work, which i didn't mind, until rob want to charge me by the hour instead of the fixed price we agreed upon up front. he ended up relenting and i gave in a little too and paid a little more than agreed upon, but the experience was frustrating for not very much work/labor.
#25
07-10-2007, 01:54 PM
Originally Posted by absolutg
IMO, a few days for a suspension install is ridiculous. they should have their scheduling down to get ppl in and out instead of just having vehicles hang around and around.
my experience with them was being told to come down at a certain time to get my exhaust put on, oil changed and wheels rotated. they made me sit and wait for at least an hour in spite of the agreed upon time, then the tech dawdled and chatted me up while doing the work, which i didn't mind, until rob want to charge me by the hour instead of the fixed price we agreed upon up front. he ended up relenting and i gave in a little too and paid a little more than agreed upon, but the experience was frustrating for not very much work/labor.
my experience with them was being told to come down at a certain time to get my exhaust put on, oil changed and wheels rotated. they made me sit and wait for at least an hour in spite of the agreed upon time, then the tech dawdled and chatted me up while doing the work, which i didn't mind, until rob want to charge me by the hour instead of the fixed price we agreed upon up front. he ended up relenting and i gave in a little too and paid a little more than agreed upon, but the experience was frustrating for not very much work/labor.
lol when i was giong to get headers. they told me come drive 50 miles to order the headers and today and it will get here in 2-4 days then we will schedule you in 2-3 months to install.... umm 2-3 months to get an appointment to install some headers? hahhahhaa na im cool
#26
07-10-2007, 03:11 PM
Originally Posted by absolutg
IMO, a few days for a suspension install is ridiculous. they should have their scheduling down to get ppl in and out instead of just having vehicles hang around and around.
my experience with them was being told to come down at a certain time to get my exhaust put on, oil changed and wheels rotated. they made me sit and wait for at least an hour in spite of the agreed upon time, then the tech dawdled and chatted me up while doing the work, which i didn't mind, until rob want to charge me by the hour instead of the fixed price we agreed upon up front. he ended up relenting and i gave in a little too and paid a little more than agreed upon, but the experience was frustrating for not very much work/labor.
my experience with them was being told to come down at a certain time to get my exhaust put on, oil changed and wheels rotated. they made me sit and wait for at least an hour in spite of the agreed upon time, then the tech dawdled and chatted me up while doing the work, which i didn't mind, until rob want to charge me by the hour instead of the fixed price we agreed upon up front. he ended up relenting and i gave in a little too and paid a little more than agreed upon, but the experience was frustrating for not very much work/labor.
#27
07-10-2007, 07:57 PM
#28
07-10-2007, 09:17 PM
Originally Posted by andy2434
LOL . . . The confusion of it all.
Edit: Tu, did you have any gauges installed with your Vortech kit? Is G going to be up and running for the Stockton get together?
Edit: Tu, did you have any gauges installed with your Vortech kit? Is G going to be up and running for the Stockton get together?
lolz....No Andy I am not running any gauges with my setup...I was going to get a fp gauge and boost- thats all that was recommend from Vortech.
I should know by the end of this week when it will be done at the body shop, and then off to Zcar to finish it off..... I really dont see why it wont be done by the stockton meet unless
....will leave that one alone for now
#30
07-10-2007, 10:16 PM
Originally Posted by tu_clean
lolz....No Andy I am not running any gauges with my setup...I was going to get a fp gauge and boost- thats all that was recommend from Vortech.
I should know by the end of this week when it will be done at the body shop, and then off to Zcar to finish it off..... I really dont see why it wont be done by the stockton meet unless ....will leave that one alone for now
I should know by the end of this week when it will be done at the body shop, and then off to Zcar to finish it off..... I really dont see why it wont be done by the stockton meet unless
....will leave that one alone for nowummm yeah lets not say anything.
you should get a/f too just cause its fun to watch sweeping