Gauging interest for a tech/Install day
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Everyone will have their preferences on who they prefer for performance shops they like to go to......so to each their own.
There will always be good/bad feedback from ANY shop. Period.
I do find it funny how RavynX chimed on a tech/install day thread to warn "US" about Precision R when there has been plenty of threads bringing up the shop... lol
There will always be good/bad feedback from ANY shop. Period.
I do find it funny how RavynX chimed on a tech/install day thread to warn "US" about Precision R when there has been plenty of threads bringing up the shop... lol
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Before I go on any rants, can you please clarify by what you meant by this statement? And don't single me out b/c GateCrasher also has friends with similar experiences.
#23
If I'm not at an autocross or at the track I'd be willing to help out with general tech stuff. If someone is doing a softtop I'd love to learn how because mine is in dire need of replacement.
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It's not that bad to replace the soft top, only tedious. I assisted a buddy of mine removing my old top and putting the new one in. Took all of 4 hours with a food break. Although I was changing out one frame with another.
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Originally Posted by mr_grand_prix' timestamp='1315514922' post='20955513
I do find it funny how RavynX chimed on a tech/install day thread to warn "US" about Precision R when there has been plenty of threads bringing up the shop... lol
I am not going to take away from Joey's thread.. so PM me if you want to discuss further..
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I'm not trying to take away from this post either but it's kind of hard when you're replying to vague statements. PM sent.
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Originally Posted by Wydget' timestamp='1315540646' post='20956516
It's not that bad to replace the soft top, only tedious. I assisted a buddy of mine removing my old top and putting the new one in. Took all of 4 hours with a food break. Although I was changing out one frame with another.
The most important part to make sure you align the cloth perfectly, the extra time to make that adjustment and maintaining your tension straps should ensure a long life for your top.
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