X-Charger Install Problem
04-18-2008, 09:18 AM
#32
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RE: X-Charger Install Problem
ORIGINAL: basketballord
F'ing MF and their F'ing censoring[:@]
F'ing MF and their F'ing censoring[:@]
To the OP, I edited your thread title to reflect that it's an installation issue.
04-18-2008, 09:38 AM
#33
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RE: X-Charger Failure
ORIGINAL: beaustang
What a fcuked up thing to say, I hope you're joking. If he would have bought your used blower he'd still have trouble taking his apart.
What a fcuked up thing to say, I hope you're joking. If he would have bought your used blower he'd still have trouble taking his apart.
ORIGINAL: Black Mamba GTT
Hmmm hate to say I told you so.....
Hmmm hate to say I told you so.....
04-18-2008, 12:39 PM
#34
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RE: X-Charger Failure
ORIGINAL: Maverickaf17
Oh, and by the way. Some of you guys are saying, "Should have taken the car to Ford and have them takethe boltout."
You guys don't understand I was NOT about to have wasted the2 hours taking things out, then the 2 hours I spent trying to get the bolt off myself, then another 1 hour putting it back together, another 1 hour getting the **** off, then another 1 hour taking it all out again....a waste of time. That would be 7 hours wasted.
I'd rather spend the $800 and save myself the extra 10 hours and $100 in money getting the stuff I needed. This decision worked in my situation.
Oh, and by the way. Some of you guys are saying, "Should have taken the car to Ford and have them takethe boltout."
You guys don't understand I was NOT about to have wasted the2 hours taking things out, then the 2 hours I spent trying to get the bolt off myself, then another 1 hour putting it back together, another 1 hour getting the **** off, then another 1 hour taking it all out again....a waste of time. That would be 7 hours wasted.
I'd rather spend the $800 and save myself the extra 10 hours and $100 in money getting the stuff I needed. This decision worked in my situation.
04-18-2008, 12:48 PM
#35
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RE: X-Charger Failure
I work around 35 hours a week along with being a full-time student. So I almost never have a day off, let alone 10-14 hours. I woke up at 6am because I had to go to work at 5pm, but no class. I wasted that entire day pretty much taking parts out and then putting them back in.
The one day I have off in the week, I usually spend it with my family, not with my car. Besides, I'd probably end up screwing something up during the installation anyways. Not to mention, even if I had Dave helping me, I would have to wait until 1pm to start installation because of the time difference between Florida and California.
So, for you all who wonder, "Why would he spend so much money instead of just taking the time?" Well, thats just it, don't have that time. And when I did, it got screwed.
Thanks. Anymore questions or comments? lol....[8D]
The one day I have off in the week, I usually spend it with my family, not with my car. Besides, I'd probably end up screwing something up during the installation anyways. Not to mention, even if I had Dave helping me, I would have to wait until 1pm to start installation because of the time difference between Florida and California.
So, for you all who wonder, "Why would he spend so much money instead of just taking the time?" Well, thats just it, don't have that time. And when I did, it got screwed.
Thanks. Anymore questions or comments? lol....[8D]
04-18-2008, 03:22 PM
#36
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RE: X-Charger Failure
It's cool, Maverick. Like I said when you were trying to decide on a system, you do what you are comfortable with. TheX is a great system;I'm sure you will be happy with it once it is installed. If other guys don't feel the price is justified, well that's their opinion. But it is your car and your money. Keep us posted on the progress.
04-19-2008, 09:32 AM
#39
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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RE: X-Charger Failure
ORIGINAL: Black Mamba GTT
True I am sorry but I just couldn't help myself[&o]
ORIGINAL: beaustang
What a fcuked up thing to say, I hope you're joking. If he would have bought your used blower he'd still have trouble taking his apart.
What a fcuked up thing to say, I hope you're joking. If he would have bought your used blower he'd still have trouble taking his apart.
ORIGINAL: Black Mamba GTT
Hmmm hate to say I told you so.....
Hmmm hate to say I told you so.....
@Bill,
Indeed, both sites are on good terms, I mean, it was MF that let us post the group buy here which is pretty cool IMO. The admins/mods are on good terms and collaborate a fair bit. Maverick also has an account on the MC, so there is nothing preventing him from seeking help too.
@Maverick,
I would try the methods described in this thread, I wouldn't give up man. What area you live in?
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