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Originally Posted by CaliGuy
Another SoFla customer. This is what we're all talking about. Everyone in SoFla loves AJP...Everyone (well many) outside SoFla hate them. It seems as if you don't live near them they don't give 2 sh!ts about you! This is not isolated to the OP either...there are countless threads re their poor customer service for those outside SoFla...
I agree with one of the above posters: I think these SoFla people are getting deep discounts or something.
And re your "how many GReddy kits don't work"---far less than AJP and people can actually install them themselves. Also, GReddy (in most situations) has provided outstanding customer service!
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Hmm,
I didn't know Philadelphia was in South Florida. Thanks for the geography lesson. I bought my AJP kit used from a member here on the 8th and AJP was very willing to help. When I bugged the crap out of them for 2 weeks straight, they never got irritated with me.
People are complaining that the kit isn't fully bolt-on like the Greddy Kit. Well, I didn't mind having a few charge pipes fabbed up. I didn't have to trash my front bumper support to install the IC and jeopordize my safety.
This is what Full Race recommends when installing their kit, taken directly from their website:
you must modify the following components during installation:
Must run smaller sized battery.
Coolant lines.
Fuel line.
Brake booster and other misc. vacuum lines.
Power steering line.
Misc. wiring.
The higher HP kits like AJP and Full Race need some additional work to run hard and reliably.
Everyone wants instant gratification with a Turbo Kit that installs in 2 hours, costs $1500, and puts out a lot of power. It just doesn't work like that.