Because at a shop like that $$ talks and BS walks.

 

Ladies and gentleman, we've found a nut swinger! Would you like to present any additional excuses for the poor work done? Might as well just put them all out there now and save us all some time.

 

I'm standing by my point until I get banned.

 

you are clearly shooting for the "not to bright" award aren't you, this is an absurd remark

 

Fast forward to the 4 min 20 sec mark. It's an awesome shop if you go there for the nice build. Thats all I am saying.

 

Have you been there?? I live less than 2 miles from it. It's a huge shop...so what exactly does that mean?? Does that mean you can do NO WRONG?? Your so ignorant man!! And trust me dude you know nothing about me and my company. I've done very well for myself and my lifestyle I live. Keep ridin Switzer.. I could care less... Maybe you oughta see if their hiring cuz it looks like only 1 tech and 1 NEW hire Mgr... Know the facts...

 

If you think a mechanic would do be incentivised to do better work when they are paid more (which is a non sequitur as they don't, they're primarily paid a hourly wage or salary) then you should run from that mechanic/shop. You want to go to a shop where the mechanics take pride in their work, regardless of whether you go for an oil change or a 2000whp build.

That said, diagnosing problems is always more difficult than bolting on parts to move more air and fuel, as well as the tuning involved) High idle can be both a tuning issue and a mechanical issue, so it's not always the easiest problem to fix. Leaving a fellows car in worse shape seems more like a middle finger for removing ones car from a shop. So, who is really to blame? Pretty much the shop, all around, and twice on Sunday. I vote these are the last spoken words to try and explain this to you; I wasted quite a bit of time typing this in hopes you will fold your ****ty hand.

 

why are people thinking its fair they accepted the work, If they thought they were above simple jobs they should have just said no its not worth their time.

A customer is a customer whether its an oil change or engine change, 2 months with the car and no resolution is unacceptable I don't care who it is.

 

I truly appreciate all the feedback.... And I think most agree that they accepted the work and didn't deliver... With my Company we have a minimum charge for small jobs and the customer is aware of that before we even attempt to do work if accepted. They accepted my car and not once did they say anything about not being able to get to it. If it's one thing we all have in common is we love our Cars! And when we want to do any type of upgrades or anything whatsoever were like a little kid in a Candy store. I trusted Tym and his shop... They Failed...... End of story......