Post by Mark Sullens on Feb 15, 2012 9:43:59 GMT -5
Guys, I have been getting a flood of phone calls about fixing another carb builders 1000cfm E85 carburetor.
Im not going to get into a ton of technical details...but
Long story made short is this, it is of my understanding from my supplier that this other company has bought a surplus of 1000cfm main bodies at a discount price and they are trying to get rid of them,
They talk a good game to get your hard earned dollars and produce a margonal E85 product that will work only on a very few engines.....and while the 1000cfm would or could work on gasoline, its not happening on E85.
We only suggest a 1000cfm on 468cubic inches or more.
When you call me to inquire about the 1000cfm carbs being fixed, please understand that IF I tell you its the wrong carb, it is not my intention to insult you or try to get you to spend more money.
Please respect my honisty and knowledge of E85 and understand that you just got ripped off from the start and now your having to spend your money twice to get it fixed or get the right carb for the job.
your obviously calling me because your not satisfied with the results your getting from this other company.....if your going to take the time to call me, please listen to what I have to say.
Beware the "carb of the week"....and know that I will tell you what you need to hear, not always what you want to hear.
Thank You for your business,
Mark Sullens
Im not going to get into a ton of technical details...but
Long story made short is this, it is of my understanding from my supplier that this other company has bought a surplus of 1000cfm main bodies at a discount price and they are trying to get rid of them,
They talk a good game to get your hard earned dollars and produce a margonal E85 product that will work only on a very few engines.....and while the 1000cfm would or could work on gasoline, its not happening on E85.
We only suggest a 1000cfm on 468cubic inches or more.
When you call me to inquire about the 1000cfm carbs being fixed, please understand that IF I tell you its the wrong carb, it is not my intention to insult you or try to get you to spend more money.
Please respect my honisty and knowledge of E85 and understand that you just got ripped off from the start and now your having to spend your money twice to get it fixed or get the right carb for the job.
your obviously calling me because your not satisfied with the results your getting from this other company.....if your going to take the time to call me, please listen to what I have to say.
Beware the "carb of the week"....and know that I will tell you what you need to hear, not always what you want to hear.
Thank You for your business,
Mark Sullens