CRXstress

Modified by CRXstress at 10:21 AM 6/26/2006

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Modified by CRXstress at 10:22 AM 6/26/2006

G0crxG0

Well, Columbus shops are garbage too.
Well, I should say shop since theirs really only one, but it is GAR-BAGE!

My advice: Do your own work, you wont have these problems

Bump

which one garage are u talkin bout? cuz i live in the columbus area

G0crxG0

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swatteamtimmah

try zero lift auto lab they are in cinci, i bought a engine off them and had no problems. They have also helped me out with some other things.

NVturbo

Not every tuning shop is all that LEGIT or knowlegable. Here in Charlotte...I wouldn NOT recommend any. You guys know who you are!!!

CRXstress

Thanks for the responses, i am going to start doing my own work now that i am in tech school for mechanics, i just thought i would ensure limited downtime so i let the pros handle the swap \wiring ! that was a year ago and i havnt drivin my car since! i am so lucky! I am going to start dealing with ZEROLIFT auto-lab , i only wish i knew about them a year when i had 10,000 bucks to buy my dream car crx.....DAMN these guys for making me hate my own passion, i am going to open a shop in a few years and will use these guys as an example of what NOT to do.

v4lu3s

i am curious why the obd conversion would even take more than a single day and cost $1900?

G0crxG0

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x2

And if the OP is planning on opening a shop, he should definitely take a "How to not get screwed" course at his school.

Short of wiring the Injector resistor box and injectors I just did a OBD1 conv yesterday afternnoon

CRXstress

I was told 2 weeks which is PLENTY of time , but i had also ordered a thermal cat-back system, alternator, etc so they keep telling me that was what i was waiting for ! I was under the impression at this time that they were the only shop left in town so i let them screw me around. I run a business and if i did this to people i would not stay in business very long. Which im sure will happen to these guys.

Caretaker

2weeks for a obd1 conversion!?

that only takes a maximum of 1 week

G0crxG0

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that only takes a maximum of 1 week</TD></TR></TABLE>
To repin the ecu plugs, repin the dizzy, install a 2nd o2 and rewire the injectors?
1 week? I think not, ESPECIALLY if your a "professional" shop

CRXstress

Im picking the car up , and im told its all finished tuned etc, so if anyone wants to rip me off i will sell the car to the first reasonable offer i get. ( i will take 1/2 of what i have invested over the past year. ) Make me an offer then sell this thing for a huge profit!

2point2

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by lowyellow &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">2weeks for a obd1 conversion!?

that only takes a maximum of 1 week</TD></TR></TABLE>

I can do that in 1 morning..