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Re: mopar R block and well known head porter
[Re: rebel]
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08/25/11 09:10 AM
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And the reason you have not called & talked to me, or left a message or about this is????
This is the first I've heard about these issues... someone emailed me a link to this post since I don't get on here much anymore, very busy with work & other things.
The Lifters are brand new .903" .210 offset SB Chevy Crane Ultra Pro's or GS Products, which depending on when purchased may be Morels in a GS box, or actual GS lifters.
Block was a used R block with used bushings in it, I would expect them to have some taper. They can certainly be re-bushed if it is felt they are too far gone.
Eric, call me @ the shop 814-308-8058 so we can discuss.... if you don't get ahold of me right away, just leave a message & I'll get back to you.
EDIT: I just walked in the shop & checked my messages & Eric did leave one at 5 PM yesterday. I tried calling him back with no answer, I'm sure we will get together @ some point today.
Last edited by RyanJ; 08/25/11 09:41 AM.
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Re: mopar R block and well known head porter
[Re: Dave W]
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08/25/11 09:29 AM
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I've always wondered why when people have had issues with a manufacturer/company that they feel the need to post it on the ineternet first, rather than contacting the company and giving them a chance to correct the problem (if there is one).Last time I checked, we are all human.
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Re: mopar R block and well known head porter
[Re: Dave W]
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08/25/11 09:33 AM
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I've always wondered why when people have had issues with a manufacturer/company that they feel the need to post it on the ineternet first, rather than contacting the company and giving them a chance to correct the problem (if there is one).Last time I checked, we are all human.
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Well it's official RYAN your are in the big leagues now!!!!! Got flamed on the internet.LOL
And yes it is not really being flamed but people will always REMEMBER the bad stuff.
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Re: mopar R block and well known head porter
[Re: MattW]
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08/25/11 09:43 AM
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I think alot of people are too quick to jump onto a web forum with their gripes before calling the company they have an issue with. In many cases it can be easily fixed so both parties are happy. At the end of the day, we are all human and we make mistakes at times. It's the steps we make to rectify them that sets a good business out from others. I hope you get it sorted.
Alan Jones
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Re: mopar R block and well known head porter
[Re: cheapstreetdustr]
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08/25/11 09:52 AM
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I've always wondered why when people have had issues with a manufacturer/company that they feel the need to post it on the ineternet first, rather than contacting the company and giving them a chance to correct the problem (if there is one).Last time I checked, we are all human.
because people want an education...nothing wrong with that..
he was looking for experienced opinions and or first hand advice.
he didnt disclose the vendors in this thread..
I see nothing wrong with asking for advice first before he goes to the source and risks putting his foot in his mouth..or makes a mistake in his correspondence and gets boxed into a corner.
I think stand up guys in business are stand up ....regardless...of how long something took.
Its refreshing to see a post like this NOT end up in a huge testosterone erruption.. for a change.
funny how cream always rises to the top. if you put down the stirrer/spoon and let it..
cheapst
I don't have a problem with this either but as always SOME people take it the wrong way.
My Opinion is that he should of contacted Ryan and spoke to him first.
I ve done business with Ryan in the past and will do business with him in the future. Had issues with a product he sold me. Called him an he fixed the issues. Have a set of Indy heads in my garage that was purchase in 05( I think) and is still in the box that Ryan sent them to me in.
If I have issues with the product I will contact him.
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Re: mopar R block and well known head porter
[Re: cheapstreetdustr]
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08/25/11 11:04 AM
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...I think stand up guys in business are stand up ....regardless...of how long something took.
funny how cream always rises to the top. if you put down the stirrer/spoon and let it..
cheapst
I agree. I liked the other comment/observation too so I left it in the quote.  Also, we have your back Ryan. (most of us anyways)
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Re: mopar R block and well known head porter
[Re: B G Racing]
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08/25/11 12:57 PM
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To be honest here he did ask what to do... long before a name was brought up and I can agree that 4 years is a long time even with all the stuff just sitting there... but this is JMO.... very glad that the parties can get together to MAYBE correct it
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Re: mopar R block and well known head porter
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08/25/11 02:30 PM
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Good.
Now will you please UPDATE your web page running out of things to look up.
AAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHA. Must be a busy guy eh?
-Kenny
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Re: mopar R block and well known head porter
[Re: RyanJ]
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08/25/11 02:54 PM
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I guess the lifters are .0007" (7 ten thousandths) tapered where the axle was pressed into the body & they are Morels...
I don't see the big deal, especially in a dry lifter bore, i wouldn't be afraid to use them.
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Re: mopar R block and well known head porter
[Re: RyanJ]
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08/25/11 03:13 PM
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A gulag near you.
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And the reason you have not called & talked to me, or left a message or about this is????
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I've always wondered why when people have had issues with a manufacturer/company that they feel the need to post it on the ineternet first, rather than contacting the company and giving them a chance to correct the problem (if there is one).Last time I checked, we are all human.
Because it's more fun to come on the internet and start a dogpile BEFORE actually talking to the parties involved ????
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Re: mopar R block and well known head porter
[Re: Guitar Jones]
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08/25/11 05:40 PM
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I guess the lifters are .0007" (7 ten thousandths) tapered where the axle was pressed into the body & they are Morels...
I don't see the big deal, especially in a dry lifter bore, i wouldn't be afraid to use them.
X2... I'm more than willing to buy them if he doesn't want to use them... Of course, at used price since they're no longer new 
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Re: mopar R block and well known head porter
[Re: Dave W]
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08/27/11 09:36 AM
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I've always wondered why when people have had issues with a manufacturer/company that they feel the need to post it on the ineternet first, rather than contacting the company and giving them a chance to correct the problem (if there is one).Last time I checked, we are all human.
Especially when one of the most stand up guys in racing is involved!
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R block and head porter,certainly brings one of the best small block guys to my mind"Ryan J".And for my opinion the best "small block mopar guru".Ryan is and will always be my go-to guy when I have any questions about small blocks. 
