Ok, like I said, I wouldnt bad mouth them until i got a response and here it is
Message: Hello Ron/Eddie,
> > I purchased on of your poweder coated blow through carbs a little over a
> > year and a half ago.Its on a 65 orange Mustang fastback that you have a
> > big pic of on your wall.When i bought it it was for a Paxton blower but i
> > have since went to a T-70 turbo.You TRIED to get the carb to lean out in
> > your shop by putting a rear power valve but was unable to really get it do
> > anything, becasue you said the cam was wrong(108LS).The engine has been
> > gone through again (3rd time)by FPS with a custom turbo cam.Well i FINALLY
> > was able to get it on a dyno after all the problems with FPS and this
> > thing was super rich(below 10.0) We ended up blocking off the rear
> > P/V,lowering the front P/V and taking 5 jest out front and rear, and
> > slightly openeing the air bleeds.Both PVCR\'s were 5/16 so they were
> > reduced to .059\"(fron only).Before it wouldnt even register a A/F, now
> > this thing is still rich at 10.8 and drops to under 10.Im confident my guy
> > can tune a carb since he done many trubo set ups on \"out of the box\"
> > Holleys.Im really dissapointed in that I spent about $850 on carb and
> > about $600 on a fuel system with you guys on to have have him tell me this
> > carb will never run right becasue its modified too much for my \"simple \"
> > setup.I was only looking for 500-550 RWHP and after 7 hours on the dyno to
> > get where it would read a A/F i couldnt afford more dyno time(made
> > (404/392).So its still suprer rich and drops even more durring the dyno
> > pull.Do you have suggestions what I can do other then go to a stock Holley
> > and start all over??????theres videos on streetfire.net.Just put in
> > fastback or turbo,youll recognize the car.
Thanks for your response.
Mario
> From:
support@performancecarburetors.com> To:
1mario65@msn.com> Subject: Re: Contact Request
> Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2008 09:02:36 -0700
>
> Mario Lets clear the air on a few things ! First we built that carb. for you
> over two years ago possible three years because we do not even have you
> listed in our computer carburetor files . Second thing is the fact that from
> the time we built the carburetor to your engine specs. you had a problem of
> it running LEAN not rich because of improper camshaft specs. for a blow-thru
> engine and a inadequate fuel system . We worked with you on all those
> problems changing the carburetor twice at your request , the second time on
> your car at our shop at no charge to you . Now what you should have done was
> contact us before going to the dyno , telling us about your new engine /
> turbo combo and we would have changed the calibration of your carburetor at
> a cost of 125.00 , thats what we charge for recalibration of one our
> carburetors . We will still be happy to change the calibration of the
> carburetor at anytime . PC.
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> Sent: Monday, March 31, 2008 11:03 AM
> Subject: Contact Request
I still have a written reciept, so I doubt you ever enetered anything in your computer.It was never lean, it was so rich it burned your eyes and that was at your shop too.The lean condition that WE thought it had was not even lean, but i bought a PE pump kit anyway. I bought from you based in a freinds recommendation(Jeff Beggs), when i was told to go with other competitors brands by other people.The only thing i remember you doing was changing the rear metering block for a "band aid" at your shop, which i appreciate, but really didnt help the situtation.You NEVER replaced the carb nor offered that as a resuloution for my problem.I realize it has been maybe 2 years, but the car ran so bad i gave up on it and it sat for 10 months out of last year.I do A LOT of shows and media events with this car and to have your product on my car and say good things about, will probably not happen anymore. Financially i WILL NOT pay to have it recalibtrated again at this point in time.
thanks for your response,
Mario