nedirtbikr wrote:Well, $hit! With all that, I may as well just get a new one. Now you guys have me puckering a bit about splittin' the darn thing. Hmmm...I guess I'll reread the thread and go from there.
Thanks! I emailed them this morning. They show a $50+shipping cost for pipe repair. If that also applies to the 450 Ti pipe, that's not bad. I figure it'll probably cost me at least $10 - $20 for those plugs Danny mentioned. We'll see what they say and go from there.124 wrote:There's always the repair route. I believe that Pacific Crest is also fixing Ti pipes as well. Not sure how he does it, but I'm sure its quality. He's fixed a number of my pipes and I've been very pleased with his work... www.piperepair.com
Well, as usual...no return email or anything. What is it with businesses that offer "contact us" choices on their website and then never seem to use it. I guess it just the "common courtesy" side of me griping. If you offer something to your customers...whether it's a product or a service (and I consider the "contact us" link on a website a "service",) you should live up to it. VERY frustrating! It shouldn't "require" a phone call. Just my bitchin' I guess.nedirtbikr wrote:Thanks! I emailed them this morning.124 wrote:There's always the repair route. I believe that Pacific Crest is also fixing Ti pipes as well. Not sure how he does it, but I'm sure its quality. He's fixed a number of my pipes and I've been very pleased with his work... www.piperepair.com
nedirtbikr wrote:Well, as usual...no return email or anything. What is it with businesses that offer "contact us" choices on their website and then never seem to use it. I guess it just the "common courtesy" side of me griping. If you offer something to your customers...whether it's a product or a service (and I consider the "contact us" link on a website a "service",) you should live up to it. VERY frustrating! It shouldn't "require" a phone call. Just my bitchin' I guess.nedirtbikr wrote:Thanks! I emailed them this morning.124 wrote:There's always the repair route. I believe that Pacific Crest is also fixing Ti pipes as well. Not sure how he does it, but I'm sure its quality. He's fixed a number of my pipes and I've been very pleased with his work... www.piperepair.com
Tried the "freezer" method and it didn't do a thing. Anyone have a recommendation of where to buy decently priced header pipes? I think I'm just going to go ahead with the stainless pipe.
Thanks all!
No, I didn't try calling. I suppose I could...it just frustrates me when companies "appear" unresponsive. I trust your recommendation for using them...I just get a little pissy about these kinds of things.124 wrote:That sucks Mark. Did you try calling them? Bret (I think is his name) was always pretty responsive when I dealt with him in the past. Oh well, if you do decide anything, the guy does good work.
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