My morning at . GTM!
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Southern California

I'm still here at work waiting to see myself. As far as i know right now, it's still not on the dyno. I'm starting to think they are not going to finish today.
I'll keep y'all posted.
i can almost assure you it will not be done today.
just like bodyshops, most, if not all performance shops never deliver on the estimated date.
unfortunately, that is the norm in this business.
i would be surprised otherwise.
just like bodyshops, most, if not all performance shops never deliver on the estimated date.
unfortunately, that is the norm in this business.
i would be surprised otherwise.
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 3,519
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From: Southern California

No matter how painful this is ... I'd rather wait and make sure my car comes back to me perfect. IF I get to pick it up tomorrow ... it will be exactly 4 weeks which is 1 week over the initial estimate.
Originally Posted by drsifu1
i can almost assure you it will not be done today.
just like bodyshops, most, if not all performance shops never deliver on the estimated date.
unfortunately, that is the norm in this business.
i would be surprised otherwise.
just like bodyshops, most, if not all performance shops never deliver on the estimated date.
unfortunately, that is the norm in this business.
i would be surprised otherwise.
wow, i am excited for ya terry. and yea, its a known fact that initial builds will always run longer than expected. R&D takes lotsa time. Measure twice cut once.
How are you planning on passing emissions? I figure the piggy back/standalone setup would throw some codes and hamper your annual testing. Its the only thing that worries me about the setup.
How are you planning on passing emissions? I figure the piggy back/standalone setup would throw some codes and hamper your annual testing. Its the only thing that worries me about the setup.





No worries man it will be done the first time