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06-27-2011, 06:39 AM
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I have had them do quite a bit of suspension work for me on my '87 turbo Buick a few years back and I was extremely happy with their work & the cost. Tim Lee is a great guy.
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07-04-2011, 10:24 AM
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overpriced and car was misfiring and sputtering when i picked it up from header/ypipe install...told me car was "adjusting" to new parts lol...got it home and pulled plugs found a broken one...not a good experience at all thumbs down
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Other than the broken plug. How was there work?
07-15-2011, 11:10 PM
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07-16-2011, 12:20 AM
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Givin the fact that cms does three times the volume of work as don lee, knowing that based on that one fact alone they have bigger buying power in volume, which means they are getting parts for cheaper from their suppliers.
The educated decision maker asks his or herself, if cms is only $400 more, what step process or part is don lee leaving out?
Secondly cms is not on a month long wait because they are the cheapest shop, it's because that's how long people will wait and pay for that matter to have something done the right way the first time.
The bitterness of poor quality, lasts twice as long as the sweetness of a cheap price. Just saying
07-16-2011, 11:13 AM
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imo its totally worth it..to get the job done right the first time and the quality of that sometimes comes at a higher cost..u can nickle and dime urself to death in this modding process but why go cheap-usually doesnt equal "good"
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You have to ask yourself the obvious questions,
Givin the fact that cms does three times the volume of work as don lee, knowing that based on that one fact alone they have bigger buying power in volume, which means they are getting parts for cheaper from their suppliers.
The educated decision maker asks his or herself, if cms is only $400 more, what step process or part is don lee leaving out?
Secondly cms is not on a month long wait because they are the cheapest shop, it's because that's how long people will wait and pay for that matter to have something done the right way the first time.
The bitterness of poor quality, lasts twice as long as the sweetness of a cheap price. Just saying
Givin the fact that cms does three times the volume of work as don lee, knowing that based on that one fact alone they have bigger buying power in volume, which means they are getting parts for cheaper from their suppliers.
The educated decision maker asks his or herself, if cms is only $400 more, what step process or part is don lee leaving out?
Secondly cms is not on a month long wait because they are the cheapest shop, it's because that's how long people will wait and pay for that matter to have something done the right way the first time.
The bitterness of poor quality, lasts twice as long as the sweetness of a cheap price. Just saying
sup luke how ya been bro
