Colorado B.S. Thread

With the yellow laminix
Me Like

 

I don't wanna bash on corey as he seems to be a nice guy, but I never could get work out of him either. He was gonna make me sliders that he said would take a week...that was 2.5 months ago. Last time I heard was the 3rd week of July and he said he'd FOR SURE be doing them this week. Still can't get a response. I basically just gave up on getting any work done from him. It's disappointing because I've heard nearly all good things about his work.

 

That's good to know, John. Is your rig squared away now? I saw it in person over at Tim's a few weeks ago. I was the guy picking up his old bumpstops while you guys were wrestling those rear shocks.

 

Nope, it's not corrected yet, I'm in the process of dealing with the issues I listed.

Tim is great though, he's forgot more shock knowledge than I could probably learn. I've got some parts for him, and he's got some parts for me... just waiting for him to get back from vacation.

 

Yeah, Tim is a good dude. I've been picking his brain about my rear shocks as well. Sorry to hear about all those issues, man. Good luck.

 

Woo! I'm mini famous!

 

Alright folks....jinxed myself. I had to run a call....that's what happens when you ditch from work.

 

Me like! I cant believe how bright they are even taking a picture during the day.

 

They are bright!!!!
Now I can't wait for it to snow
Lol!!

 

Time to go cause a ruckus on 3rd gen thread so I don't muddy up this one too much

 

Maybe the dude is busy and other areas are suffering? I have seen his work on the Toytec Taco and it seems really good. Unless there is employee issues with the fabricator? Don't have too much experience with Insain.

 

Its even bright with lamix, you would think it would block some of the light. Did you need to run extra fuse or is it direct plug to oem wiring?

 

PNP... the mounts are through APEX Fabworks @MojaveMadman
Led pods are @CaliRaisedLed ..
Really happy with them.
Going to buy 2 more pods for my BAMF behind the grill bar

 

It's just him, he works alone, and from what I understand it's more of a "hobby" than a job.

 

I did recommend you lower the front coilovers and needed to strap them as well... it was broed out pretty good last time I worked on it.

 

I'm really not sure I'll ever hear from him again.

 

It's too bad, but it sure seems like there are a lot of guys out there with crazy fab skills but not much in the way of business acumen.

I'll bet part of the reason Pelfrey does so well is that Satin handles the business side and does a great job of staying connected to their customers. Obviously it helps that their product is top notch too.

 

John it's too bad your experience was less then superb with InSain Fab. They have been nothing short of awesome to work with for me so I don't know what happened in your case. I do know that publically bashing any manufacturer typically gets you no where. Please keep that in mind if you are hoping to get some sort of resolve on your project.