Well all I got to say is this
BJ what kind of name for a business is that, Sounds like a c o c k S u c k e r to me
cylinder HEAD service says it all.
Sounds like he shafted you.

 

try calling www.shepracing.com i know john had his head work done by them. They might have a better phone number.

 

Al,
If it was a postal money order you can try to reclaim it at the post office if it has not been turned in for payment yet. Just a thought.

 

Or don't try calling Shep racing. No one really knows, including John, what is going on with BJ these days. It's sad to see this because BJ is an awesome guy on a personal level, but his business practices have taken a turn for the worse big time lately.

Sorry to hear about your experience Chad.

 

BJ is ok just needs to shore up his customer service

 

head works....BJ......looks liek a april fool thread to me lol

 

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Maybe he's pulling the ultimate evo-related april fool's joke?

 

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THERE IS SOMETHING GOING FOR SURE HERE GUYS, i have a friend that ordered and payed for a bj manifold for an evo through quantum a long time ago and still has yet to get the part!!!! called with no responce from bj???? what the frig is going on here?????

 

sounds like a boost solutions sequel

 

I just went to their website for ****s and giggles... big headline on the first page:

"THE RUMORS ARE NOT TRUE! WE ARE STILL IN BUSINESS

"Our phone will be be back in operation the first of next week!


Hope this helps. Seems a bit odd what they are doing over there... pretty shoddy way to run a business IMO.


http://www.bjscylinderheads.com/index.php

 

maybe they were partners? But exactly what I was thinking.

 

Ask Mark Myers at Quantum Racing about all the issues he's had with BJ. He's had to go to his shop (a long drive from Ohio) to try and resolve long standing problems. I have a ported cylinder head from BJ on my Evo and it's a great piece. Fortunately, I got it before all the problems started. I think BJ has gone through a divorce and has moved the shop twice. No excuse for poor business practices, but certainly personal problems make things difficult.