I just had a Ford GT pump installed in my car today. I've been using a Kenne Bell BAP along with my stock pump. The BAP worked fine, i just opted to go this direction. Just an FYI for the folks in AZ. I went to a newer performance shop referred to me by a friend called Serious Custom Installs. They are located in Chandler at 3265 N. Nevada Street, PH# 480-507-9800. The mechanics are Ford Master Mechanics who left Ford and opted to open their own shop (I believe that is how it was explained to me). Anyways, they did a good job and only charge $55.00 an hour. Total install only $165.00.
Anyone looking to buy a used Kenne Bell BAP??
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Thread: Ford GT pump installed
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03-13-08, 09:07 PM #1Member
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Ford GT pump installed
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03-13-08, 09:43 PM #2Senior Member
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sounds cheap, meaning inexpensive
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03-13-08, 11:23 PM #3Senior Member
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Must be their "introductory" shop rate. Been a long time since I have seen $55/hour.
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03-14-08, 12:48 AM #4Senior Member
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A new shop has to do something to get a good customer base. There's no way that rate will stay that way. Sounds like a good deal.
~Andrew
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03-14-08, 12:51 AM #5Senior Member
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ive never heard of a shop with a rate that low! Too good to be true.
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03-14-08, 12:54 AM #6Senior Member
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Just a way to pull in new customers and establish a business relationship. Eventually it will climb up to your average rate I'm sure unless they are really trying to hurt the pockets of some of the larger shops. Personally, I still know where my shit is going.
Originally Posted by 04WhininCobra
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