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Between Bob and afr yes.
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when afr checked your stem to guide clearance did they report what they found?
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Originally Posted by mike tkach
(Post 4313792)
when afr checked your stem to guide clearance did they report what they found?
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tim,are you saying afr sent you a head under warranty before they inspected the head in question?most company,s wont do that.when i had a problem with an edelbeock head for a harley i had to get a rma number and until they recieved&inspected the head i was in limbo.
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Originally Posted by Full Force
(Post 4313837)
Not sure yet,I had bronze on a a valve or two and I used 2 different methods showing guides tight, with a combo of issues we found the head is on way to me and my old one is on the way to afr, they dropped a head on the truck to me as fast as they could so that's pretty cool I didn't have to wait weeks for a head...
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Originally Posted by mike tkach
(Post 4313842)
tim,are you saying afr sent you a head under warranty before they inspected the head in question?most company,s wont do that.when i had a problem with an edelbeock head for a harley i had to get a rma number and until they recieved&inspected the head i was in limbo.
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sb,i understand what you are saying.years ago when i had the problem with the edelbrock head the retailer/dealer that i bought the parts from was a personal friend of vic edelbrock[owner of the company]but it did not matter,the rma number and part inspection was still required.this is the reason why i asked the question.if a company like afr sent a head for free to every person that had some sort of issue with a product before they had a chance to inspect the part in question they would have no need for a warranty department because they would go broke.i am not trying to start anything but to me it appears that something else had to happen for afr to send a free head out before they got the part in question back to be examined.
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Bob paid for the head out of pocket from what he told me. I guess if they inspect it and see it as a warranty issue maybe they'll credit bob.
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Originally Posted by Unlimited jd
(Post 4313877)
Bob paid for the head out of pocket from what he told me. I guess if they inspect it and see it as a warranty issue maybe they'll credit bob.
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Originally Posted by Craney
(Post 4313881)
That's a standup guy!!! We need more people like Bob around here.
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Originally Posted by Unlimited jd
(Post 4313877)
Bob paid for the head out of pocket from what he told me. I guess if they inspect it and see it as a warranty issue maybe they'll credit bob.
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Originally Posted by Unlimited jd
(Post 4313877)
Bob paid for the head out of pocket from what he told me. I guess if they inspect it and see it as a warranty issue maybe they'll credit bob.
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:bigbird: :frog: :cool:
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Now if we could get rid the the troublemakers (I mean ICDEDPPL) plus a few that want to be the "know it alls" that constantly discredit the professionals in the business we can get some of the real professionals to come back and post without be called names.
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Originally Posted by Tim@AFR
(Post 4313690)
Good evening guys, Tim Torrecarion with AFR here. Let me start out with saying Tim (FullForce) we sympathize with your situation and hope you can get back out on the water soon!
Awesome of you to come by and show interest. A quick suggestion that I loved to see on some other cyl heads being shipped, a small tag wired to each head showing what spring was installed and how. Obviously won't help consumer if seats/guides/ not correct, however, for those bolting on heads (which many customers do) without pulling apart and double checking everything, they will know they got sent the right spring package. Is a great quality control item for the manufacturer and customer. |
Originally Posted by brian41
(Post 4313923)
Now if we could get rid the the troublemakers (I mean ICDEDPPL) plus a few that want to be the "know it alls" that constantly discredit the professionals in the business we can get some of the real professionals to come back and post without be called names.
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Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4313930)
Tim,
Awesome of you to come by and show interest. A quick suggestion that I loved to see on some other cyl heads being shipped, a small tag wired to each head showing what spring was installed and how. Obviously won't help consumer if seats/guides/ not correct, however, for those bolting on heads (which many customers do) without pulling apart and double checking everything, they will know they got sent the right spring package. Is a great quality control item for the manufacturer and customer. As far as Tim Full Force's situation, its nice to see he is getting some help. Good luck getting it back on the water Tim. |
Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
(Post 4313944)
Thats a good suggestion SB. I think AFR is a great company. I know Tony Mamo would post on a bunch of sites answering any questions or issues with their heads, which is/was really cool. I like how when I emailed AFR directly regarding the purchase of their heads, they made sure to mention the valve guide clearance thing in their response to me. Alot of companies will not/do not, provide that information to you right off the bat. Not only does it protect them ,but the consumer as well.
As far as Tim Full Force's situation, its nice to see he is getting some help. Good luck getting it back on the water Tim. |
Originally Posted by Unlimited jd
(Post 4313877)
Bob paid for the head out of pocket from what he told me. I guess if they inspect it and see it as a warranty issue maybe they'll credit bob.
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Originally Posted by brian41
(Post 4313923)
Now if we could get rid the the troublemakers (I mean ICDEDPPL) plus a few that want to be the "know it alls" that constantly discredit the professionals in the business we can get some of the real professionals to come back and post without be called names.
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Originally Posted by ICDEDPPL
(Post 4314040)
Maybe if you got your head out your ass and got a sense of humor there wouldnt be a problem. Don`t even get me started why I don`t like bob and have issues with him. See thats what makes us all different, I don`t worship the same people you do.. I don`t worship anyone.. but do I see you why you two are best buds for life same no sense of humor either of you.
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Originally Posted by Black Baja
(Post 4313932)
Yeah but he's a good guy he sent Budman a spring for his fuel pump.
I sent the guy a spring he needed, he said thanx, end of story , get over it. I see all your little buddies like your post maybe you guys can start a anti Dan club , talk about how great bob is and how horrible I am. Bring popcorn gonna be a long meeting. |
Originally Posted by ealesh33
(Post 4314041)
I am just curious, why do you have an issue with Bob? I heard that he helped you out get your motors straight, went to some pretty great lengths to do that, and for nothing in return.
I`m sorry man but thats not even close to what happened. Myself, Mild Thunder and buddy Mike at High Flow heads fixed my valve train issues. I bought a set of rockers from him and got some paperwork on setting up the valve train but Mild thunder was the one who really did all the homework to set that up. I have my reasons you want a list ? Bob would have a coronary if I put it on paper. I know it`s a crime not be in line with with the bob worship here but I`ve never been known for being politically correct. |
Just heard he helped you out with some issues, so wasn't sure where the relationship went south.
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Originally Posted by ICDEDPPL
(Post 4314042)
You know what F U too buddy ..Aren`t you busy out there playing tuner checking plugs while burning holes in pistons?
I sent the guy a spring he needed, he said thanx, end of story , get over it. I see all your little buddies like your post maybe you guys can start a anti Dan club , talk about how great bob is and how horrible I am. Bring popcorn gonna be a long meeting. http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/b...psy8osde6n.jpg |
Originally Posted by vintage chromoly
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Originally Posted by ICDEDPPL
(Post 4314042)
You know what F U too buddy ..Aren`t you busy out there playing tuner checking plugs while burning holes in pistons?
I sent the guy a spring he needed, he said thanx, end of story , get over it. I see all your little buddies like your post maybe you guys can start a anti Dan club , talk about how great bob is and how horrible I am. Bring popcorn gonna be a long meeting. |
Originally Posted by Tim@AFR
(Post 4313690)
Good evening guys, Tim Torrecarion with AFR here. Let me start out with saying Tim (FullForce) we sympathize with your situation and hope you can get back out on the water soon!
AFR heads are assembled with Synthetic Mobil 30w oil and a minimum amount of oil is needed to lubricate the valve so it might not always be dripping with oil. As always anything is possible though which is why we are here for you guys! If you need anything our Customer Service Technicians are all qualified in high performance engine builds/AFR products and can help you with any questions or issues you may have. At the end of the day your satisfaction is our #1 priority. Phone: 877-892-8844 You can also reach me directly by email [email protected] if there is anything else you need assistance with. Just as a heads up I will be out at the Super Summit Show this weekend and returning to the office on Monday. Have a great weekend all! |
My take on Tim's problems are on at least 2 members of OSO that he talked to daily behind the scenes (I read it here so it has to be true). NOBODY had to step up to the plate and help Tim after the fact because the guilt is on him, his mentors and his "builder" not any of the companies that supplied any of the parts. Bottom line is he spent good money on good parts, listened to the wrong experts and got cheap on the building process. Where were his OSO experts with all their knowledge and numbers before the build ? They sure jumped on the fault ban wagon after the "disaster". A few members including myself tried to give him sound advise but he and his mentors shrugged it off as nonsense "we get away with this all the time". He was given sound numbers from the manufacturers and suppliers for a properly built engine that we build all the time without issues, NOT a engine that has to be on the extreme loose side to compensate for a thermal unstable engine. This subject was discussed early in his rebuild thread and again was discredited by his "experts". They should foot the bill for the new parts not the manufacturer or the supplier.
Was anybody beside his internet "experts" surprised this happened? Not me I saw the "perfect storm" coming on page 1 of his re-power thread. ICDEDPPL even your "friends" think you are wrong. I think you are an idiot!!! |
Tim ordered each set of heads at separate times, I bet that played a role in things. That may have been mentioned before, but I was just rereading the build thread and it caught my eye.
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Originally Posted by brian41
(Post 4314116)
My take on Tim's problems are on at least 2 members of OSO that he talked to daily behind the scenes (I read it here so it has to be true). NOBODY had to step up to the plate and help Tim after the fact because the guilt is on him, his mentors and his "builder" not any of the companies that supplied any of the parts. Bottom line is he spent good money on good parts, listened to the wrong experts and got cheap on the building process. Where were his OSO experts with all their knowledge and numbers before the build ? They sure jumped on the fault ban wagon after the "disaster". A few members including myself tried to give him sound advise but he and his mentors shrugged it off as nonsense "we get away with this all the time". He was given sound numbers from the manufacturers and suppliers for a properly built engine that we build all the time without issues, NOT a engine that has to be on the extreme loose side to compensate for a thermal unstable engine. This subject was discussed early in his rebuild thread and again was discredited by his "experts". They should foot the bill for the new parts not the manufacturer or the supplier.
Was anybody beside his internet "experts" surprised this happened? Not me I saw the "perfect storm" coming on page 1 of his re-power thread. ICDEDPPL even your "friends" think you are wrong. I think you are an idiot!!! |
Originally Posted by brian41
(Post 4314116)
My take on Tim's problems are on at least 2 members of OSO that he talked to daily behind the scenes (I read it here so it has to be true). NOBODY had to step up to the plate and help Tim after the fact because the guilt is on him, his mentors and his "builder" not any of the companies that supplied any of the parts. Bottom line is he spent good money on good parts, listened to the wrong experts and got cheap on the building process. Where were his OSO experts with all their knowledge and numbers before the build ? They sure jumped on the fault ban wagon after the "disaster". A few members including myself tried to give him sound advise but he and his mentors shrugged it off as nonsense "we get away with this all the time". He was given sound numbers from the manufacturers and suppliers for a properly built engine that we build all the time without issues, NOT a engine that has to be on the extreme loose side to compensate for a thermal unstable engine. This subject was discussed early in his rebuild thread and again was discredited by his "experts". They should foot the bill for the new parts not the manufacturer or the supplier.
Was anybody beside his internet "experts" surprised this happened? Not me I saw the "perfect storm" coming on page 1 of his re-power thread. ICDEDPPL even your "friends" think you are wrong. I think you are an idiot!!! Last time I checked, this is a website for BOAT OWNERS to discuss their boats, engines, etc. Not a place for you to smear your "Im a holley EFI installer and dealer" posts. I'm glad that you feel Tim's issues, are his own fault, and insinuating maybe mine as well?? lmao, I live 300 miles from Tim, and have got text updates from him. I can assure YOU, that I never told him his lifter bore clearances were good to go, his valve guide clearances were good to go, that information according to Tim, came right from Bob and Johnson. Keep patting yourself on the back though, and your buddy. Oso is gonna get very interesting soon when the truths start coming out from many avenues. I already bought two tickets to that show. I say thank you for repeatedly stoking the fire, and also for being the true ASSET you are to this forum. |
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Oh, and Brian41, remember a few months back, when you and your boy got angry because I contacted AFR directly for a head recommendation? You pm'ed me with how uncool it was of me to do so? How you "heard" from YOUR VENDOR, that I made my own interpretation of that recommendation, and brought that to oso. As if I was trying to bullchit the oso community. I can assure you, I am not a liar, nor a bullchitter. Check with the sales department on your speed dial if you wanna hear sales pitches and claims.
Well, for starters, I was unaware that anyone who was interested in purchasing a set of AFR heads, had to go thru your friend. As far as making my own interpretation of what they recommended, which according to you was to "further my agenda", not sure how many ways I could interpret this response from AFR. Keep listening to your buddies on what they think is going on, and how time and time again they have blew their gaskets when the simple thought someone isnt kissing their azz on oso, and start making phone calls and threats....... |
Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
(Post 4314152)
Oh, and Brian41, remember a few months back, when you and your boy got angry because I contacted AFR directly for a head recommendation? You pm'ed me with how uncool it was of me to do so? How you "heard" from YOUR VENDOR, that I made my own interpretation of that recommendation, and brought that to oso. As if I was trying to bullchit the oso community. I can assure you, I am not a liar, nor a bullchitter. Check with the sales department on your speed dial if you wanna hear sales pitches and claims.
Well, for starters, I was unaware that anyone who was interested in purchasing a set of AFR heads, had to go thru your friend. As far as making my own interpretation of what they recommended, which according to you was to "further my agenda", not sure how many ways I could interpret this response from AFR. Keep listening to your buddies on what they think is going on, and how time and time again they have blew their gaskets when the simple thought someone isnt kissing their azz on oso, and start making phone calls and threats....... |
Originally Posted by brian41
(Post 4314116)
My take on Tim's problems are on at least 2 members of OSO that he talked to daily behind the scenes (I read it here so it has to be true). NOBODY had to step up to the plate and help Tim after the fact because the guilt is on him, his mentors and his "builder" not any of the companies that supplied any of the parts. Bottom line is he spent good money on good parts, listened to the wrong experts and got cheap on the building process. Where were his OSO experts with all their knowledge and numbers before the build ? They sure jumped on the fault ban wagon after the "disaster". A few members including myself tried to give him sound advise but he and his mentors shrugged it off as nonsense "we get away with this all the time". He was given sound numbers from the manufacturers and suppliers for a properly built engine that we build all the time without issues, NOT a engine that has to be on the extreme loose side to compensate for a thermal unstable engine. This subject was discussed early in his rebuild thread and again was discredited by his "experts". They should foot the bill for the new parts not the manufacturer or the supplier.
Was anybody beside his internet "experts" surprised this happened? Not me I saw the "perfect storm" coming on page 1 of his re-power thread. ICDEDPPL even your "friends" think you are wrong. I think you are an idiot!!! The last thing I did was "cheap out" and "ignored advice" wtf dude. I am sure you have never had any kind of failure because you are perfect well guess what things happen... By buddy that helped me is by far not a newbie and has 25 years of success so yes he's the issue huh? Victory engines is very successful also... Not everything was posted I wish I would never have made a build thread and posted anything... You ASSume you know exactly what was talked about "behind closed doors" you do not... |
Gravel hauler / desk top dyno operator. :food-smiley-007:
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This place has become bs anymore if you don't listen to ONE person you are doomed... Next time I will not post anything at all.
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Originally Posted by brian41
(Post 4314156)
Tell me...... what it is you do for a living?
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Originally Posted by brian41
(Post 4314156)
Tell me...... what it is you do for a living?
My buddy works for miller lite during the day, but he sure can build engines in garage.... Soooooo ? Who cares what a day job is... |
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