So heres the story. I purchased a used bbsc from factorynsxtech late last year (see link) and i ask very specific questions about HP ratings, why he's selling it,shipping and most importantly IS IT A COMPLETE KIT which his answer to question 4 clearly indicates it is.
http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/private.php?do=showpm&pmid=1217607
Correspondence a few months later i actually learn that factorynsxtech did not have this kit on his car at all (see the original questions where i ask him why he's selling it, he tells me he's sold his car and its worth more stock, and question 3 where i ask him what the mileage is on this unit and he answers 1500k because he didnt drive the car every day - a normal person would assume that he actually had it on his car) Despite this fact, i think ok, maybe i mis-interpreted something along the way, but Im still led to believe it is a full complete kit that only requires install and tuning.
Lo and behold when my installer and i finally get around to start installing it, as he's laying out all the pieces, the first thing he notices is that it seems to be missing a crank pulley. He phones factorynsxtech and asks where this is, Rob tells him he doesnt need it. It ties into the main crank pulley of the engine. My installer thinks this is odd, but he believes him and doesnt think much of it. A few days later when my engine is all ripped apart and the bbsc starts going together this is where things really start to go south. It turns out the bbsc does need a pulley afterall and there are numerous washers etc missing that need to align the pulleys correctly.
Furthermore when i finally challenge Rob with the attached email, i get a response pretty much interpreted as "Sorry, too bad"
Read the links and attachments and come to your own conclusions. I feel like i've been screwed over royally. Rob (factorynsxtech) knew exactly what he was doing and was not honest at all at the beginning.
The bright side of all this is other RESPECTED members of Prime such as Rahim (96cxt), onstepx, peiserg have been very responsive to all my questions to try and help me through and get this system running.
So Rob, I hope ACURA OF OAKVILLE where you work somehow reads this and figures out what type of person they have working for them. Karma comes around, thats all i'll say.
http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/private.php?do=showpm&pmid=1217607
Correspondence a few months later i actually learn that factorynsxtech did not have this kit on his car at all (see the original questions where i ask him why he's selling it, he tells me he's sold his car and its worth more stock, and question 3 where i ask him what the mileage is on this unit and he answers 1500k because he didnt drive the car every day - a normal person would assume that he actually had it on his car) Despite this fact, i think ok, maybe i mis-interpreted something along the way, but Im still led to believe it is a full complete kit that only requires install and tuning.
Lo and behold when my installer and i finally get around to start installing it, as he's laying out all the pieces, the first thing he notices is that it seems to be missing a crank pulley. He phones factorynsxtech and asks where this is, Rob tells him he doesnt need it. It ties into the main crank pulley of the engine. My installer thinks this is odd, but he believes him and doesnt think much of it. A few days later when my engine is all ripped apart and the bbsc starts going together this is where things really start to go south. It turns out the bbsc does need a pulley afterall and there are numerous washers etc missing that need to align the pulleys correctly.
Furthermore when i finally challenge Rob with the attached email, i get a response pretty much interpreted as "Sorry, too bad"
Read the links and attachments and come to your own conclusions. I feel like i've been screwed over royally. Rob (factorynsxtech) knew exactly what he was doing and was not honest at all at the beginning.
The bright side of all this is other RESPECTED members of Prime such as Rahim (96cxt), onstepx, peiserg have been very responsive to all my questions to try and help me through and get this system running.
So Rob, I hope ACURA OF OAKVILLE where you work somehow reads this and figures out what type of person they have working for them. Karma comes around, thats all i'll say.
