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as my degree and license says, and like I said in the previous post I'm not going to get into a spitting contest with you, but I know what it's like picking up a job from someone, getting a turnover, or whatever you want to call it from a well intentioned but poor mechanic. Often times it would have been better if they hadn't touched it at all, as in your case, or let you do the job start to finish and see the results first hand. I can read between the lines. There's more to doing a job than slapping things together without a thorough understanding of the mechanics of a system and what the cause and effect will or could be. In Russells post above he may have a point, when it comes to modifying a vehicle, but basic mechanical skills are there or they're not. I would venture to say they are in Georges case and the fact that he went above and beyond what most business owner/operators would do for a customer says a lot for him personally. The end, wheres the boobs?
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