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Melting Slicks
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Please take a look at my post on C3 Tech Perf.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1615259
Thanks,
Jim
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1615259
Thanks,
Jim
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St. Jude Donor '11, '17
Jim,
Have you talked to World yet? The least they could do is send you new bearings & pay to have them installed. If that is the quality of their work I think I'd have all the crtical specs checked out. I'd tell them what you were doing & notifiy them that any one spec out of tolerance & the block goes back. Not the kind of work you expect out of a manufacturer of high performance products.
Have you talked to World yet? The least they could do is send you new bearings & pay to have them installed. If that is the quality of their work I think I'd have all the crtical specs checked out. I'd tell them what you were doing & notifiy them that any one spec out of tolerance & the block goes back. Not the kind of work you expect out of a manufacturer of high performance products.
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Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2002
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From: Florida
Jim,
Have you talked to World yet? The least they could do is send you new bearings & pay to have them installed. If that is the quality of their work I think I'd have all the crtical specs checked out. I'd tell them what you were doing & notifiy them that any one spec out of tolerance & the block goes back. Not the kind of work you expect out of a manufacturer of high performance products.
Have you talked to World yet? The least they could do is send you new bearings & pay to have them installed. If that is the quality of their work I think I'd have all the crtical specs checked out. I'd tell them what you were doing & notifiy them that any one spec out of tolerance & the block goes back. Not the kind of work you expect out of a manufacturer of high performance products.
I have to order the tools needed to check their work as you suggested. Their disclaimer says "Once machining begins, there is no return." So...I guess that means if I start de-burring or any grinding it's mine. Doesn't mean I can't check deck height and mains and bores though.
I emailed sales rep. yesterday with pic and gave them a day to think things over. Today I begin calling. He didn't reply to email.
Jim
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