Camaro ChriSS
08-08-2003, 01:58 PM
It is simply amazing... this is my rant. Don't listen if you don't want. ;) Only if you are bored.
First, let me say that the quality of the headers is fine from what I've seen, and they should produce as good of numbers as any. Which is good for the price.
However, I now know why they are so cheap. They hire moronic monkeys to run their business so they can cut their overhead and production costs. :rolleyes:
First, they sent me uncoated rather than coated headers (you've all heard this). Thats a definite "bee with an itch".
Now I'm looking at the set up, and after asking a few other guys with Pacesetters, I notice that they screwed up my y-pipe too! It's a two section piece that is supposed to slip together, one inside the other. However, whoever made my y-pipe made the pipe diameters precisely the same size. Hence it is impossible to slip the passenger's side section into the other half of the pipe! It seems I am the only one who has had this problem... Blah!
Then of course, customer service is pathetic (like most US shops... very few exceptions). They are supposed to be sending me a RA Form for the initial screw up, but in their "wise" judgement, I believe they are sending the form to the US office I had the headers sent to, and not to my actual home address. So, I'll have to drive to the US and pay the receiving company there just for a scrap of paper. Naturally, when I call Pacesetter to sort this out (and tell the DON'T send it to the US address!), everyone who can handle the problem is away till next week (though they could have returned my phone calls a few days ago, when they were around and I left messages for them...), leaving me hanging. No one can even confirm if my "supposed" advance replacement headers have shipped out yet, or if the RA form has even gone out. Hell, they didn't even know what a y-pipe was.
The only thing I could get from the guy (in between his chewing of the apple he was obviously eating) was that I should try again next week.
:barf:
That's all I have to say.
(PS: I'm sure I will be the only person to have this screw up, so if you are still looking to save money on headers, this is still the best bang for the buck.)
First, let me say that the quality of the headers is fine from what I've seen, and they should produce as good of numbers as any. Which is good for the price.
However, I now know why they are so cheap. They hire moronic monkeys to run their business so they can cut their overhead and production costs. :rolleyes:
First, they sent me uncoated rather than coated headers (you've all heard this). Thats a definite "bee with an itch".
Now I'm looking at the set up, and after asking a few other guys with Pacesetters, I notice that they screwed up my y-pipe too! It's a two section piece that is supposed to slip together, one inside the other. However, whoever made my y-pipe made the pipe diameters precisely the same size. Hence it is impossible to slip the passenger's side section into the other half of the pipe! It seems I am the only one who has had this problem... Blah!
Then of course, customer service is pathetic (like most US shops... very few exceptions). They are supposed to be sending me a RA Form for the initial screw up, but in their "wise" judgement, I believe they are sending the form to the US office I had the headers sent to, and not to my actual home address. So, I'll have to drive to the US and pay the receiving company there just for a scrap of paper. Naturally, when I call Pacesetter to sort this out (and tell the DON'T send it to the US address!), everyone who can handle the problem is away till next week (though they could have returned my phone calls a few days ago, when they were around and I left messages for them...), leaving me hanging. No one can even confirm if my "supposed" advance replacement headers have shipped out yet, or if the RA form has even gone out. Hell, they didn't even know what a y-pipe was.
The only thing I could get from the guy (in between his chewing of the apple he was obviously eating) was that I should try again next week.
:barf:
That's all I have to say.
(PS: I'm sure I will be the only person to have this screw up, so if you are still looking to save money on headers, this is still the best bang for the buck.)