I am willing to accept that, but when I have over 350.00 in components that are used ot make this intake, and then I have to pay another 400.00 for it to get done, it does not benefit, Now on the other hand if I had known about this before I purchased all my parts then it would be a different story. I am going to Call Steve with Dragin, and see what he can do.

 

I double checked with Rob today because $400 sounded a little high when I read it. He told me the following:

If you gave him the intake manifold and he supplied the fuel rails, and bungs, it would cost $425 total.

If he could use your fuel rails, but needed to use his bungs, the price would drop to $325.

If he could use both your fuel rails and bungs, the labor price to install them would be $245.

The reason for not knowing if he could use your fuel rails and bungs without first seeing them is because the tooling he has might not be the correct size.

Trust me, Rob would use your parts, as long as he could do the job correctly with them and they weren't going to cause him too many problems.

I know $245 might sound a little high to put the intake together, but believe me, it does take some time to make sure everything is lined up correctly so there are no leaks as well as making sure the job looks good when it is completed.

 

i think you meant a better value. those guys do top notch work.

 

Now that I can deal with Joe. Hey, if he cant use them then so be it, but i need to get this thing done, whether the price be fitting or not. But if he can than the 245.00 is reasonable. Should I come down and ask for Rob, Joe???? Thanks for clearing that up also.

 

No problem. Your best bet is talk with Rob and see when he will get a chance to hook it up for you. The rest of this week is kinda bad because we will be heading over to Orlando for the Race Rock cruise tomorrow and then the WSN the rest of the weekend.