Man, sorry to hear it was all such a mess in the first place but glad to hear it all worked out. Thanks for the compliments. As one of the newer folks in the Speedtech family one of the reasons I packed up and moved 2500 miles to work here was how genuine everybody is. Speedtech's goal really is to see to it that you, the end customers, have a positive experience with both customer service and the products themselves. Looks like it's working that way for you. Glad Jegs came through and we could be there to back 'em up.
As far as the installation, glad it went well for ya. Just wait till you drive it, the best is yet to come. And remember, once you get it rolling if you need help with dialing anything in just give Roger or our tech dept. a call.
On the instructions, thanks for the feedback. We agree, they're a bit outdated and have been discussing for a few weeks the need to get them up to date. I've started going back and am updating each set of instructions with better (and more) photos and clarifying/ simplifying some text as well. As they get wrapped up they will start circulating with the parts.
That is a good lookin' build so far. What are plans for the drive train? Are you going with the same shade of blue that's underneath? 'Cruiser looks real good too.
