A Public Apology To Shepard Racing.
Feb 22, 2007, 09:39 AM
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A Public Apology To Shepard Racing.
Originally Posted by KartaRailed
Again very interesting, too bad my trannys on its way back from shep right now, I would have been a great gineau pig for evom. Shep took forever and a day, kind of a letdown for me, as everyone I talked to said he had great turn around and I have been without a car for going on 6 weeks.
I just confirmed with Shep that he in fact had the transmission ready to go a little over a week after it got to him, but due to a miscommunication via email, that is the reason payment and shipping was held up. It was a mistake, and I wont be pointing any fingers, because it probibly came down to an undelivered email or something to that extent. Thanks again shep.
-Robert
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Feb 22, 2007, 09:54 AM
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Feb 22, 2007, 09:59 AM
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I know exactly where your coming from, I have been without my evo for 2 months now, mainly because just before I got my tranny back I decided to ship my tcase to them (got delayed due to weather with shipping) and John actually worked his *** off, got me my tcase shipped back asap and was able to have it back to me just in time for when I needed it...He even shipped it without charging or having any of my info which is pretty amazing considering not many shops would do that...I was really impressed with my whole experience and will be doing a full write up shortly about it...
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You can always go back and edit your old post as well. Theres no reason to leave it up there as it is if your going to appologize for it. If someone sees that, and not this appology, they still are going to think bad of Shep.
Go back and edit, thats the real way to make it right.
Go back and edit, thats the real way to make it right.
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Feb 22, 2007, 10:16 AM
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You can always go back and edit your old post as well. Theres no reason to leave it up there as it is if your going to appologize for it. If someone sees that, and not this appology, they still are going to think bad of Shep.
Go back and edit, thats the real way to make it right.
Go back and edit, thats the real way to make it right.
Feb 22, 2007, 10:23 AM
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Robert,
The important thing is that you corrected your comments towards them. We all fully understand your frustration on this matter, whenever you have your belove car down for a few days you typically show signs of frustration, we all do.
Lets all forget about this incident and lets keep supporting this great transmission heaven that is Shepperd-racing.
Carlos
The important thing is that you corrected your comments towards them. We all fully understand your frustration on this matter, whenever you have your belove car down for a few days you typically show signs of frustration, we all do.
Lets all forget about this incident and lets keep supporting this great transmission heaven that is Shepperd-racing.
Carlos
Feb 22, 2007, 10:24 AM
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Still havent gotten it, why do you think I was so mad the other day. 
Its on its way back, expect a full write up when Its broken in, as Im going to be hitting the strip to see how much of a difference a shep tranny and a good clutch make in my 1/4th mile times, personal best was a 12.99@105.8 with a slipping off the line clutch, that at best was cutting 2.0's shorts. So with some 1.7 shorts and no lift shifting on my new bullet proof transmission, I hope I can knock that time down signifigantly.
Its on its way back, expect a full write up when Its broken in, as Im going to be hitting the strip to see how much of a difference a shep tranny and a good clutch make in my 1/4th mile times, personal best was a 12.99@105.8 with a slipping off the line clutch, that at best was cutting 2.0's shorts. So with some 1.7 shorts and no lift shifting on my new bullet proof transmission, I hope I can knock that time down signifigantly.