This seems to happen in every industry where improper use can lead to failure, and the customer ALWAYS defends him or herself to the death of who's fault it is. I use to work in the bicycle industry and we would get parents coming in with the $5000 mountain bike they bought for their snot nose little brat child, that for some strange reason has a broken crank, bent forks and handle bars, wheels are folded over and the several welds are broken. Well now of course they bring the child in and he or she swears up and down that they weren't abusive or jumping the hell out of the thing, and the ignorant parents back them up. It's obvious to everyone who knows their ass from a hole in the ground that it's been abused but to the blind eye of a parent who has a spoiled fetus getting whatever they lay their greedy little eyes on, it is bad service/product...period! I have an old saying my friend from Texas taught me... "98% of the worlds population is stupid....the other 2% is EXTREMELY stupid"....
You my friend easily fall into the 2%
Now on to the topic at hand. My father owns a business. Just so happens it's an engine machine shop. Everything from basic rebuilds, grinding flywheels, all the way to FULL OUT race engines, Hemi's.... you name it! We've built a big block pontiac motor for a tube frame drag car that runs low 7's NA. Ever heard of the monster truck "arachnophobia"??? We just so happen to build the motors for the owner. We've even been the machine shop of choice to host a major engine builders magazine article involving building a street/strip Hemi.
The reason I've mentioned all of this is because I showed this post to my father and his jaw hit the floor! He and myself could not find any fault on Massive... PERIOD! The lack of a dipstick even.... I can explain that. I've seen several ignorant honda owners that have the boost turned up way to high with the half ass tune running it. A gasket, seal, ring...you name it was either broken, blown or destroyed. Several instances involved boost getting past a set of toasted rings and pressurizing the crank case, which in turn shot their oil dipstick right out the tube. It's happened at least a half dozen times. It was an inexperienced child that was given something that he is obviously not responsible enough for. Plain and simple.
I applaud you on your determination, but Massive has bent over backwards for you several times and the end result was improper use and break in. Your son even admitted to it!!!!! And on the time frame you keep coming back to... this isn't a simple process! We'll have some engines in our shop for months trying to iron out the wrinkles and get everything top notch. Thats the nature of the beast! Building a car like this can't be rushed and get positive results. I like the reference of trying to "fast food" the build
I personally have never purchased anything from Massive... I've simply never had the chance. But I will tell you I give huge kudos to them for dealing with such a PITA customer for so long and they did everything they could for you short of giving you the keys to the business.
So looks like your posts backfired in a way, because now I'm excited to do business with Massive. If they give me half the service they gave you, I'll be a satisfied customer for years to come
Sounds to me like someones kid simply needs a spanking








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