Milwaukee - America's Drunkest Evo Owners
Jul 8, 2007, 12:18 AM
We do not tell people to go to Jason, he volunteered for the job. He received a $385 wideband for logging at no charge. He gets "taken care of" to our best ability with discounted parts.
He is busier now thats a fact.
If you SCHEDULE with us we can concentrate on multiple revisions at once.
I am currently tuning about 15 Evo's in Alaska in an unknown timezone -4.00 hours from EST and with 2 hours of night time hours before sunrise again.
In other words we also have a crazy schedule with much to do. We however can focus on one task at a time with an appointment, even if it sounds funny to make an appointment for a 2500mi remote custom tune.
He is busier now thats a fact.
If you SCHEDULE with us we can concentrate on multiple revisions at once.
I am currently tuning about 15 Evo's in Alaska in an unknown timezone -4.00 hours from EST and with 2 hours of night time hours before sunrise again.
In other words we also have a crazy schedule with much to do. We however can focus on one task at a time with an appointment, even if it sounds funny to make an appointment for a 2500mi remote custom tune.
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Jul 9, 2007, 06:16 AM
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Hey Wax have you ran you car at the track yet since the turbo? only curious because there was a 50 trim ILL can there on Friday. he was hitting 118, but could not get an ET to save his but. I am pretty sure he was running 13's most of the night. I just dont think he could drive, but he mph was sure coming on at the end of the track.
Jul 9, 2007, 06:31 AM
Well Kaizie and I decided that we just aren't cut out for taking care of dogs. We don't want to give up that much of our free time and neither of us were putting 100% into it.
Luckily the breeder is an awesome lady and only kept our deposit and some gas money. She also had some people more willing to take them which was nice.
Luckily the breeder is an awesome lady and only kept our deposit and some gas money. She also had some people more willing to take them which was nice.
Jul 9, 2007, 11:14 AM
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Well Kaizie and I decided that we just aren't cut out for taking care of dogs. We don't want to give up that much of our free time and neither of us were putting 100% into it.
Luckily the breeder is an awesome lady and only kept our deposit and some gas money. She also had some people more willing to take them which was nice.
Luckily the breeder is an awesome lady and only kept our deposit and some gas money. She also had some people more willing to take them which was nice.
Sorry to hear that
Our one puppy was/is a handful. I'm just starting to get to the point now where we're finding time for ourselves without watching her every move. In the beginning it took both of us to keep an eye on her... can't imagine what it would be like with two!
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Yep dogs are tuff, because you mean so much to them, and that requires a lot of time thats for sure. I have two Great Danes, and they want all your attention. thats too bad.
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