Tec wheels, etc

[Fred Miranda]

No one ever said you had to go directly to Electromotive to get their
wheels, or that you need to tell them what you are using it for. Call up
one of their dealers, or ask them for a dealer in your area.

>This Fella at Electromotive has a reputation nationwide. If you look
>at his advertising it raves on about how great it is, and when you
>read the small print it sez nothing is guaranteed more than 90 days!
>These things go gor 1500-3000 bucks and are guaranteed for 90 days?
>Not in my lifetime! Further I personally know of people that have 
>installed his systems and the instructions are inadequate to the point 
>that somebody who builds race cars for a living  got a ground wrong
>that the instructions didn't address and fried the whole system, and
>of course no guarantee.$$$$more$$$$

Being a race car builder does not make someone a qualified stereo
installer. Installing an aftermarket efi system doesn't require much more
skill than doing a high end stereo install. Many mechanics couldn't
properly install a stereo, so how could one expect them to do an efi
system?
As far as getting one going, all it takes is some common sense and
patience.

>   I've also heard from many diferent sources that even if you 
>get them to work initially(no small challenge) the longevity is
>frequently less than 2 yrs.
>   So folks, this guy should show you how bad you can be and still
>be successful in this field. 

Based on your experience, who in the field offers better value,reliability
and ease of installation/tuning?

>   From what I hear when he shows up at the specialty equip. 
>manufacturers assn. people gang up on him to argue.

This doesn't surprise me, due to their lack of tact on the phone, but
it is probably just those incompetents that shouldn't have bought the
system in the first place.

Fred