Coolant leak! MTI 427
03-07-2005, 08:02 AM
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[QUOTE=tuff]I want to build one of these monsters and need to know who is going to stand behind there stuff.QUOTE]
TUFF;
ARE will and have stood behind all our big-bore blocks and all our engines 100%. Even through thick & thin.. Yes you can use nitrous or boost on our blocks too! Now up to 4.155 on LS2 blocks now.
TUFF;
ARE will and have stood behind all our big-bore blocks and all our engines 100%. Even through thick & thin.. Yes you can use nitrous or boost on our blocks too! Now up to 4.155 on LS2 blocks now.
03-07-2005, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted by SLED28
ARE will and have stood behind all our big-bore blocks and all our engines 100%. Even through thick & thin.
03-07-2005, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by poolfanatic
Even though I've approached Andy about this off line - I'm going to state MTI's position on this so everyone can be aware:
I've asked Andy to contact me after Steve at RED has a chance to look over the block and then I'll work directly with Andy to try and satisfy him and turn this situation into something that he's OK with.
No one person or business is perfect, mistakes do happen. We like everyone else try to keep them to a minimum because they cost money - both in customer goodwill and actual monies out of pocket, not to mention time and aggravation for everyone involved.
Sincerely,
David Coates
MTI
Houston, TX
I've asked Andy to contact me after Steve at RED has a chance to look over the block and then I'll work directly with Andy to try and satisfy him and turn this situation into something that he's OK with.
No one person or business is perfect, mistakes do happen. We like everyone else try to keep them to a minimum because they cost money - both in customer goodwill and actual monies out of pocket, not to mention time and aggravation for everyone involved.
Sincerely,
David Coates
MTI
Houston, TX
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03-07-2005, 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by XIII
I know this is your job so don't take this as a flame. How can you make that statement? Based on just what I have seen on this board (admittedly no first hand experience), several people have had to go pick up new motor's from other shops (many more than I have heard of from MTI). A certain big inch C5R headed dope motor comes to mind. And trust me I am the farthest thing from a MTI nutrider.
03-07-2005, 03:49 PM
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Maybe so Sled but plenty of guys have been screwed by ARE and have been waiting YEARS for repairs.I wouldnt buy gum off ARE,U Sled shouldve opened your OWN shop,U wouldve been $$$$$$$$$$$$$$..
I hope u guys get ARE straightened out as u did at one time have nice stuff,I dont wish bad things on pople.
LastLS1 is at least getting taken care of and thats whats important.
I hope u guys get ARE straightened out as u did at one time have nice stuff,I dont wish bad things on pople.
LastLS1 is at least getting taken care of and thats whats important.
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03-07-2005, 04:12 PM
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Easy guys! Steve will have engine Wednesday. We'll see what happens then. Remember, I think every shop has problems to one extent. It's finding out what and who caused the problem. THEN seeing how the problem is taken care of! This never should have gone this far. Soon, time will tell.
03-07-2005, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by JS
Maybe so Sled but plenty of guys have been screwed by ARE and have been waiting YEARS for repairs.I wouldnt buy gum off ARE,U Sled shouldve opened your OWN shop,U wouldve been $$$$$$$$$$$$$$..
I hope u guys get ARE straightened out as u did at one time have nice stuff,I dont wish bad things on pople.
LastLS1 is at least getting taken care of and thats whats important.
I hope u guys get ARE straightened out as u did at one time have nice stuff,I dont wish bad things on pople.
LastLS1 is at least getting taken care of and thats whats important.
03-09-2005, 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by jrp
maybe i'll drive up and check it out.
03-09-2005, 07:59 PM
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LASTLS1 I wish you better luck than I had with (Money Takers Inc.) MTI about a year ago with a set of stage 2E heads. I did manage to find one good use for the heads. After I cut them up with a saw they made great throtline weights at lake Sam Rayburn. If you would have made this post about a year ago you would have been blasted clean off the boards or your post deleted. Again good luck! I wish you well.
03-09-2005, 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by landlord
LASTLS1 I wish you better luck than I had with (Money Takers Inc.) MTI about a year ago with a set of stage 2E heads. I did manage to find one good use for the heads. After I cut them up with a saw they made great throtline weights at lake Sam Rayburn. If you would have made this post about a year ago you would have been blasted clean off the boards or your post deleted. Again good luck! I wish you well.
03-10-2005, 12:01 AM
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I am following this closely. I bought my Darton sleeved block from MTI a month before yours.
Kind of scary to think I've got $2,500 of leaky block sitting in a crate out in the garage.
Unfortunately funds haven't come about to finish the rotating assembly, so there is no telling when I will find out if mine holds water.
Kind of scary to think I've got $2,500 of leaky block sitting in a crate out in the garage.
Unfortunately funds haven't come about to finish the rotating assembly, so there is no telling when I will find out if mine holds water.
03-10-2005, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Cricket99SS
I am following this closely. I bought my Darton sleeved block from MTI a month before yours.
Kind of scary to think I've got $2,500 of leaky block sitting in a crate out in the garage.
Unfortunately funds haven't come about to finish the rotating assembly, so there is no telling when I will find out if mine holds water.
Kind of scary to think I've got $2,500 of leaky block sitting in a crate out in the garage.
Unfortunately funds haven't come about to finish the rotating assembly, so there is no telling when I will find out if mine holds water.
Last edited by LASTLS1; 03-10-2005 at 09:21 AM.
