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05-17-2012, 04:02 PM | #92 |
Leaky Injector
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: summerville
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Im not saying the company sucks all im saying is i was never notified that my stuff was on backorder i had to call 2 weeks later to find out then had to deal with the dickhead in shipping. After talking with logan he straightened everything out and gave me $50 off the brake booster eliminator. Theg got my lines in stock today and should be sending next day or so. I really encourage people to give them a chance. They are a small company only 10 people so mass production is a little tough. They should hire more people though and get rid of the shitty suppliers they have.
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05-21-2012, 01:55 PM | #93 |
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I've ordered a simple part 5 weeks ago and have not received said item. I beleive it is a common part and I've wrote several emails and tried to contact them over and over. It sucks that they have nice parts on their website, and I've eventually gotten everything else I've ordered from them but to just blatantly ignore me over and over again.... Even if they said hey we're having problems, or the pafrt is on back order, or anything at this point would be better than what it is now. Important fairly close to calling my CC company and put in for a dispute for said item. I could have ordered it somewhere else and probably should have.
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05-21-2012, 02:06 PM | #94 |
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Does anyone have experience ordering custom wires from them for battery relocation, etc? Was looking into getting two 4Ga lines... But I don't want to wait forever.
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05-21-2012, 02:09 PM | #95 |
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Ya, this has always been chase's deal; if it's not for a magazine or you're not one of his boys, he's not in a hurry. I know someone that ordered a harness from him; 8 months later, still nothing, meanwhile he's posting on forums and other stupid shit.
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05-21-2012, 04:45 PM | #96 |
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You do realize you can just go to your local audio store, like me, and buy the 4 gauge by the foot. If it's like the stuff I carry(IXOS) it will be even higher quality anyway. Then simply buy the crimp-on o-rings from the same audio store. This way you can cut it to the exact length you desire and then crimp on the ends. Let me know if you need some 4 gauge... 1,862 solid copper strands, each strand individually zinc plated, very high current flow and very, very flexible.
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05-21-2012, 11:23 PM | #98 |
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Though I've run that BMC in the past without an issue (and due to much ignorance), a few friends that track their cars with that setup absolutely HATE it. Popping pistons in them frequently. Plus, with a single piston BMC, that is BEYOND dangerous if you ever blow a line or pop the piston. At least get a dual piston BMC or two separate single piston BMC setup.
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05-21-2012, 11:52 PM | #99 |
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That sounds like I would rather just keep the brake booster. Perhaps I will turn it upside down and run vacuum hose through the cabin.
However, does anyone offer a 'tucked' brake line kit that can be used with the stock BMC and rear brake bias valve? Last edited by Matej; 05-22-2012 at 01:38 AM.. |
05-22-2012, 12:25 PM | #101 | |
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Wilwood does make a dual piston BMC and they also have a pedal setup with two single-piston BMCs for front and rear activation; both of these setups are a safer option if you're wanting an aftermarket BMC. Alternatively, you can run banjos off your stock BMC, maybe sand/machine off all the raised lettering to make it look all "cool" or whatever. Chase has been getting these sort of complaints for a few years now (re: dude not getting harness for 8 months). He's not even trying at this point. |
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05-22-2012, 02:06 PM | #102 | |
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Chase Bays Brake Booster Eliminator w/ Dual Outlet Master Cylinder - Universal - ChaseBays.com On their website it says that the 1" bore is not recommended for a 240SX. However, if I will be running bigger brakes, will it be fine? I know that many people switch to the 1" and 17/16" 300ZX BMC's when upgrading to Z32 or bigger brakes. Also, are the Wilwood master cylinders valved differently, so as not to require as much pedal effort as the factory cylinder would without the brake booster? Is the OEM BMC dual or triple piston? On the Wilwood I would need to tee the front brakes off the first chamber. Does the stock setup tee both front brakes off the same chamber (just internally instead of externally), or does it actually feature a separate chamber for each line? Perhaps I should have started a new topic for this. My apologies for cluttering up the thread. |
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05-22-2012, 02:10 PM | #103 |
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As Beejis60 said, you can make them yourself. If you aren't up for that, Suspicious Garage makes a kit and you can buy it from AceUp Motorsports. I'm running it and have had absolutely no problems
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05-22-2012, 03:37 PM | #104 | |
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As for the BMC, that's Wilwood product I was speaking of. I would think 1" is feasible if you have eight pistons up front and four in back vs four pistons around the entire car... Plus, do you REALLY want to take advice from Chase at this point if you're already having doubts? I believe I ran 3/4" BMC on a four piston setup (one on each corner) on an 1800lb car and the factory BMC with vacuum-assist was 1", if that helps. Don't remember the piston diameters of my brake calis though. OEM BMC is a dual piston; never heard of a triple piston bmc, but I'm no super extreme brake expert. As for valving on a BMC, it depends on the car and manufacturer specs; Nissans have the prop valve built in to the BMC so, for example, if you change to Wilwood dual piston BMC, you will have full-on front and rear without an adjustable prop valve inline with the rear line(s). |
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06-20-2012, 11:09 PM | #105 |
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bwhahahah faaaaaaaaaaaaaak i should of read this post well atleast it wasnt a harness i ordered and just the powersteering kit. wish me luck guys lol. ordered today 06 20 2012 at around 2:00
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08-10-2012, 07:11 PM | #107 |
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I have the power stearing kit I havn't installed but for people saying it got bad reviews and leakes I have never seen that happen and if its from the fittings put a little sealer up top and you should be fine ( should put sealer anyway even if they are -an fittings)
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08-10-2012, 09:45 PM | #108 |
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My friend has a car sponsored by them and he told me they had good work. So when I saw their booth at a car show the other day, I had to go speak with em. I chatted with em for a bit and showed one of the guys up there my car a few booths down, he was pretty stoked on it...it's a rarity to find companies that actually care about your project. I ended up buying some products from them they had at the show and got some neat stickers and a lanyard. They seemed knowledgable, interesting, and reasonably intelligent.
They told me to call them when I want the rest of what I need and they'd take care of me...I might take em up on that offer.
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08-21-2012, 12:42 PM | #109 |
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Ordered a 240sx LHD power steering tank relocation kit on 7-15.
Been waiting for over a month now with weekly emails back and forth, still no parts. Will update after Sept 1st. |
09-30-2012, 05:48 PM | #110 |
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I ordered my harness a few weeks ago regardless of the lead time. I understand things take time, especially quality and sophisticated work like theirs. Would I want it sooner? Of course. Is it going to kill me to wait a week or a month longer, not really. People have to take into consideration these delays/lead times and order these things accordingly. Do not wait until the last minute to get it ordered when you need your car on the road yesterday.
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12-06-2012, 07:14 PM | #112 |
Chase Bays is a scam in another way
I ordered a s14 SR20 harness from them instead of wiring specialties because it looks 3x better but nothing on it works right a/c doesnt work, temp gauge doesnt work, rpm doesn't work, they wired the loom for the m64 plug wrong so i can't lock it in with the plastic lever..... i wanted a re-fund and they want a 90$ re-stocking fee "15% of the order". Why should i have to pay a re-stocking fee when they wired it all wrong???? I'm so angry and this is b.s. I don't want to get the harness fixed cause I'm gonna be waiting possibly half a year to get it back..... you guys do your self a favor and believe all the negative posts of chasebays. they practically scam me for 90$ "15% of the order" if i choose to get a re-fund.
But i should just give Chasebays another chance because he said he will pay for the shipping of the item but wait for a unknown deadline and they keep taking in new work..... |
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12-06-2012, 07:16 PM | #113 |
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12-06-2012, 07:31 PM | #115 |
I ordered a s14 SR20 harness from them instead of wiring specialties because it looks 3x better but nothing on it works right a/c doesnt work, temp gauge doesnt work, rpm doesn't work, they wired the loom for the m64 plug wrong so i can't lock it in with the plastic lever headlights surge..... i wanted a re-fund and they want a 90$ re-stocking fee "15% of the order". Why should i have to pay a re-stocking fee when they wired it all wrong???? I'm so angry and this is b.s. I don't want to get the harness fixed cause I'm gonna be waiting possibly half a year to get it back and wire it all in to see what happends..... I asked Justin at chase bays if the A/C will work and he said yes. In the m64 plug none of the 4 A/C related wires are wired up. you guys do your self a favor and believe all the negative posts of chasebays. they practically scam me for 90$ "15% of the order" if i choose to get a re-fund.
But i should just give Chasebays another chance because he said he will pay for the shipping of the item but wait for a unknown deadline and they keep taking in new work..... |
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12-07-2012, 11:42 AM | #119 |
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To give them more of a positive review
I had purchased a harness through a friend and it was a chasebays harness its never been started. I haven't started it yet, it will be in January but I had a few issues with extra plugs and things not matching up but they were great in replying back to my emails and phone calls and made their best effort to help me sent a plug diagram and layout and even stayed on the phone with me and my friend while we attempted to figure it all out for about an hour or two. Not sure if the harness works yet but from what I'm reading their customer service has deffinetly improved drastically. |
12-07-2012, 11:45 AM | #120 | |
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