Interesting way to reshape 915 nose cone!

[Turbo Haraune2]

From what i can see on that website, thouse guys dont have a clue about what they are doing. neither can they build cars or understand how things work. Looks like rednecks that works in a barn with the trial and error method.
hopefully nobody wil get killed from their stupidity

[volkdent]

Originally Posted by Turbo Haraune2

From what i can see on that website, thouse guys dont have a clue about what they are doing. neither can they build cars or understand how things work. Looks like rednecks that works in a barn with the trial and error method.
hopefully nobody wil get killed from their stupidity

My thoughts exactly...

Jason

[Bugat5speed]

Very interesting to see how "professional" they work.

They take my "expensive" Porsche-shifter and put it in a vice without braces. They cut and weld the original 915 nosecone although their customer (the owner of the type III) bought the short nosecone from me. Seems they like to sell the service instead of using existing professional parts.
They complain about the 24 mm ball that is on my Porsche-Style-shifter instead of calling me. Have 200 22 mm balls in stock and it would have been there within one day.
Do they really want to make a good product or do they prefer to give companies like mine a bad name in the scene?

Well known Porsche-tuners like Porsche-Kremer in Cologne use my shifters for classic Porsche race cars and they know what is good for a Porsche-gearbox. It´s really incredible what they write there.

For me it´s a very unprofessional way of working and talking about other companies.

I will look what they will write about me and will react, whenever necessary.

Martin Bott
Bug @ 5-Speed