Fw: [DML] Re: DMC engine upgrades

["Chris Parnham" <chrisparnham@xxxx>]

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Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 1:11 PM
Subject: Re: [DML] Re: DMC engine upgrades


> I live in Connecticut and am the original owner of 1981 6894 with 9,000
miles. It is now in Houston, shipped via Steve Wynne's preferred shipper,
having Stage 1 and probably Stage 2 mods performed. The actual mods have
been designed by a UK firm that also does F1 work so I am certain that the
headers are mandrel bent, polished, etc. as per good hot rodding technique
as described by Jim. Steve was in the UK a few weeks ago looking at a
preliminary Stage 2. I don't believe it is entirely developed nor has a
price been set.
>
> As far as giving his proprietary information to his competitors I think
he'd be a fool to do so and I'm certain he won't. He has spent alot of
green getting Stage 1 first-time engineering and I'm sure alot of his
recovery is in labor to perform the mods. To give it away to competitor is
against Business 101.
>
> Bottom line is: If you want to go fast, you have to pay, period. That
has been the rule since day one.
>
> Oh yeah, when I get my car back eventually Steve provides it with a 6
month, 6,000 mile warranty and actually prefers me to fly to Houston, stay a
week, drive the car, hang around, and have minor corrections made per my
liking as we are also lowering and balancing the car. I'd say that is a man
confident in his product and his product's quality and a good, conscientous
businessman. Hence, my car is there and not in LA. I am still waiting for
a return phone call from LA from last July.
>
> Fred
> 6894
>
>
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