ATI Cog set up is here!
12-21-2003, 05:19 AM
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i agree , let asp fix their own problem , if they don't take care of you , then screw them with bad publicity. show their "excellent machining skills" on every board.
i'm getting a feeling that the cog set up they sell is just a kit for another vehicle with the exception to the crank cog ( heck , who knows, it might be for some other car too) and all they did was re lable it and hope that the customer could figure how to make it work.
i'm getting a feeling that the cog set up they sell is just a kit for another vehicle with the exception to the crank cog ( heck , who knows, it might be for some other car too) and all they did was re lable it and hope that the customer could figure how to make it work.
12-22-2003, 10:37 AM
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*UPDATE* ASP response:
Thats what happens when people do not let you know there are problems during prototyping I will send a spacer with the crank pulley
That is awesome. I am glad I sent him the pics and have been relaying all this info back to him. The kits ordered after this will have all the needed pieces to bolt it right up. Unfortunately they will be closed for 12-24 to 1-5
Just my luck lol.
J
Thats what happens when people do not let you know there are problems during prototyping I will send a spacer with the crank pulley
That is awesome. I am glad I sent him the pics and have been relaying all this info back to him. The kits ordered after this will have all the needed pieces to bolt it right up. Unfortunately they will be closed for 12-24 to 1-5
Just my luck lol.
J
12-22-2003, 10:45 AM
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at least it was nice of him to reply so fast.
i say they should at least refund some of the cost of the kit. no one told you it will be a prototype any you would be the guinea pig.
did you ask him if the blower cog had to be that thick, or if it could be machined down from the end away from the blower?
i say they should at least refund some of the cost of the kit. no one told you it will be a prototype any you would be the guinea pig.
did you ask him if the blower cog had to be that thick, or if it could be machined down from the end away from the blower?
12-22-2003, 11:15 AM
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Hmmm....
I'm thinking about just ordering a set of them now............I'm pretty confident that they will work, as long as the alingment is right.
I'm going be having Chris Sikora and his brother doing all the pulley work......
I'm thinking about just ordering a set of them now............I'm pretty confident that they will work, as long as the alingment is right.
I'm going be having Chris Sikora and his brother doing all the pulley work......
12-22-2003, 11:19 AM
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There were a couple kits made before I ordered mine so they were the ones not to relay info back to him, those dummies
I wish they would've, now it looks like my car will be down till after the 5th of the new year Damn those people who don't communicate
I wish they would've, now it looks like my car will be down till after the 5th of the new year Damn those people who don't communicate
12-22-2003, 04:29 PM
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Cool.......................Very Cool.........................
Dont worry it will live, it WILL ROCK!!!!!!! 'Sup with the tune? Are you gonna go the PCM ForLess route? Or, just send it back to Ed?
Laters,
Your Bro
Dont worry it will live, it WILL ROCK!!!!!!! 'Sup with the tune? Are you gonna go the PCM ForLess route? Or, just send it back to Ed?
Laters,
Your Bro
12-23-2003, 02:37 AM
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Damn J that sucks but at least you got it all straightened out and when all of us order the kit we will have you to thank. I havent checked my email here on dial-up so i dont know if you sent me those pics of the bird for my plenum. Let me know here or PM me. keep up the good work and keep us posted.
Later, Kyle
Later, Kyle
12-23-2003, 10:05 AM
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I'm understanding that ASP has to work out some bugs. I'm hopeful that they will stand behind their product and take care of the issues. As most of you, I'm sick of belt slip and inconsistant boost. If ASP owns up the the mistakes and takes care of it's customers I'd be interested in a GP this winter to pick a set up myself. I'll have my fingers crossed for you frcefed.
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12-23-2003, 06:40 PM
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I'm sure I will have some different spacing issues when trying to install these COG pulleys on my car........I hope that my CAS radiator doesn't take up too much room.....
I remember we had to push the blower back before A LOT to get the right alingment....
How much wider is the COG blower pulley than an 8 rib pulley...........
I remember we had to push the blower back before A LOT to get the right alingment....
How much wider is the COG blower pulley than an 8 rib pulley...........
12-23-2003, 07:38 PM
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Bos I will get that pic of the 8 rib and cog up tonight, I completely forgot about posting that pic 
Kyle, the pics are being finalized right now, all I can say is it looks awesome
Eric, you bastard, bring that pulley over for bos oh yeah weren't we suppose to hook up my FP gauge yesterday
It didn't snow that bad
But to all yous guys, ASP has been great about this little set back, Lee is standing behind his set up and will get me what I need after they reopen on the 5th of Jan
I just can't wait to get it on the dyno, it better give me some good numbers or I am going to spray the crap out of it
Nothing a little N2O won't fix lol
J
after a day of interviews and job hunting.
Kyle, the pics are being finalized right now, all I can say is it looks awesome
Eric, you bastard, bring that pulley over for bos
oh yeah weren't we suppose to hook up my FP gauge yesterday It didn't snow that badBut to all yous guys, ASP has been great about this little set back, Lee is standing behind his set up and will get me what I need after they reopen on the 5th of Jan
I just can't wait to get it on the dyno, it better give me some good numbers or I am going to spray the crap out of it Nothing a little N2O won't fix lolJ
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12-24-2003, 06:57 PM
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thanks, i think in my case the fitment is going to be very close. i might have to machine it down a bit.
now another question for you: is the 8 rib sitting on something or is this how it sits when you lay it down?
i just put one of mine on the desk and it sits flush on both sides.
merry x-mas everyone!
now another question for you: is the 8 rib sitting on something or is this how it sits when you lay it down?
i just put one of mine on the desk and it sits flush on both sides.
merry x-mas everyone!
12-24-2003, 08:08 PM
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I am betting you "spray the crap out of it". LOL JK I want to see that car run some good numbers. Looks between you me and Neil there should be some good racing up here this year.