Sy1192
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Re: Original Sy wheel colors?
No offense taken, ajt86.
I wasn't going to do the wheels at all but I visited his facility, saw what he had done to other OEM wheels and was 100% okay with his abilities.
Machining is everyday operating procedure there so it wasn't like my wheels were out of his realm.
He is a great person, positively nuts over GM performance and his enthusiasm about the Sy drew me in like a magnet.
Not "just another wheel resto job".
Timing?
The big car shows I planned to attend were a month away when I turned the wheels over to him.
He swore up and down it would be done in three days.
I knew that was a pipe dream but gave him the benefit of the doubt.
Then the weeks started creeping by......the excuses piling up.
Here it is in the fourth week and I have yet to SEE any progress.
He swears they left Friday afternoon for some prep work.
In a nutshell?
I truly wish he would have just come out and said first thing, "no sir, too booked up, can't do it in that time frame".
I hope and pray it's a peaceful interaction tomorrow afternoon when I drop by.
Exhausting to say the least.
Syty wheels have a machined finish, most wheel shops dont deal with this finish that often, if your not out money the dude isnt a "snake" he just took on a job he couldnt complete, happens alot in this field. Im not trying to be a dick, but if you had the winter to refinish your wheels why did you wait till right before show season to dig into the project? I see his side easier because i own a shop and it always seems like march everyone comes out of the woodwork to get stuff done and there just isnt enough time in the day.
Sportmachines wheel service is the only place ive seen restore syty wheels correctly.
No offense taken, ajt86.
I wasn't going to do the wheels at all but I visited his facility, saw what he had done to other OEM wheels and was 100% okay with his abilities.
Machining is everyday operating procedure there so it wasn't like my wheels were out of his realm.
He is a great person, positively nuts over GM performance and his enthusiasm about the Sy drew me in like a magnet.
Not "just another wheel resto job".
Timing?
The big car shows I planned to attend were a month away when I turned the wheels over to him.
He swore up and down it would be done in three days.
I knew that was a pipe dream but gave him the benefit of the doubt.
Then the weeks started creeping by......the excuses piling up.
Here it is in the fourth week and I have yet to SEE any progress.
He swears they left Friday afternoon for some prep work.
In a nutshell?
I truly wish he would have just come out and said first thing, "no sir, too booked up, can't do it in that time frame".
I hope and pray it's a peaceful interaction tomorrow afternoon when I drop by.
Exhausting to say the least.
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