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And based on the CAPS you're using, I guess that's an understatement. Just trying to cool you down here. :-) I've been in the Z modding business for 5 years now. Five long years. And one thing I've learned is that doing a huge project take A LONG time. And a TT conversion takes a long time. YES, if you've got all the parts then it's quick. And Guy is quick. FYI, he only worked on his TT for 2 days. He doesn't work on his motor very often. I can attest to that fact. He hardly ever races his car cause he never gets a chance to work on it. Yet he was able to put his motor and drop it in in 2 days. Only 2 days. He's that good, if he's got all the parts. All I'm trying to say is to expect delays. Yeah, he told you a month. But in this business that month doesn't mean crap if you don't have parts. I learned that a long time ago. Just please let him work. Yeah, you've got every right to be pissed. So get it out of your system. I'm in the same boat as you. I'm still waiting for my NA race motor. But that's what I'm doing waiting and making sure it's done right. No rush job here. If you give Guy enuf time, he'll get it right. That's one thing I've never done with Guy. I've never rush him on either one of my cars. Yeah, I've waited cause he had other customer cars he's working on. So I wait. But the wait was worth it cause the car runs and runs well. He had my TT for over a month at the shop for the 60K & brake work. Something you figure would take a couple of days. But I'm not taking my Z's to the dealer. I'm getting Guy to do the work no matter how long it takes. I'm sorry. But I just don't trust anybody else around here. Plus it gave him the chance to fine tune everything. He'll thoroughly look at everything. In the world of modding you've got to be patient. Please let him work. My 2 cents...
-Arnel
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