RDPerform@aol.com wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Was just poking through the archives and noticed that my previous
> "competition" had alot of bad mouthing as to the quality of my ported
> throttle bodies. What I'm asking you folks is, how is your TB holding up?
>
> One person mentioned that the TBs butterflies were loose - this was only on
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Even tho I realize this is an extremely touchy topic - I would have to agree with
Patrick. Mostly because I haven't seen any actual evidence of poor quality -nor-
have I seen any evidence of poor business practices (as I believe Patrick had
some medical issues that kept him from attending to his business). What I have
seen - and now have experience with - is my personal purchase of a TransGo shift
kit. It was ordered and shipped in a timely fashion, arrived brand new, unopened
and I saved over $100 by doing business w/him. I personally would have to
recommend his business and products as do some of my friends.
Unfortunately some had complaints w/him. Just like some had complaints (very
similiar complaints actually) with other TB vendors right here on the DML. Make
up your own mind - I did - and haven't regretted it.
Latr,
Shane
ps - I haven't heard of a single complaint from Hughes Engines re: their TBs (or
any other product they sell). There you go - now everyone has a place to feel
comfortable when buying TB's...
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