Thoughts on JBA?
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Thoughts on JBA? I am pretty much at my wit's end trying to get my car together - not enough time or energy. I think I am going to take it to a shop to finish. Has anyone used JBA in San Diego? What was your experience? Are they worth the cost?
I would love to take it to CMS, but since it's not running, that far of a tow would be pretty steep, so I was hoping that JBA would work, so I could save $250 in towing.
Basically, I need cats bolted to manifold, AIR and EGR installed, o2 sensors rewired to PCM (previously cut), tighten crank pulley.
I would love to take it to CMS, but since it's not running, that far of a tow would be pretty steep, so I was hoping that JBA would work, so I could save $250 in towing.
Basically, I need cats bolted to manifold, AIR and EGR installed, o2 sensors rewired to PCM (previously cut), tighten crank pulley.
They built a motor for me a few years ago. It was poorly assembled and has many problems. From what I hear, I wasn't the only one. I told them it was burning oil and if I should use thicker oil and they told me "that's just what you're gonna get with forged pistons" and to try 10w40. It didn't help.
I am pretty much at my wit's end trying to get my car together - not enough time or energy. I think I am going to take it to a shop to finish. Has anyone used JBA in San Diego? What was your experience? Are they worth the cost?
I would love to take it to CMS, but since it's not running, that far of a tow would be pretty steep, so I was hoping that JBA would work, so I could save $250 in towing.
Basically, I need cats bolted to manifold, AIR and EGR installed, o2 sensors rewired to PCM (previously cut), tighten crank pulley.
I would love to take it to CMS, but since it's not running, that far of a tow would be pretty steep, so I was hoping that JBA would work, so I could save $250 in towing.
Basically, I need cats bolted to manifold, AIR and EGR installed, o2 sensors rewired to PCM (previously cut), tighten crank pulley.
