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Just ordered JBA Titanium coated headers, AirForceOne Intake,3"1/2 tube, and XCAL II. All for my 05 f-150 5.4l V8.
Excited is not the word. I live in the central valley of California where ford trucks are all over. There are actually Ford Car lots here with just trucks on them.
Anyway had never heard of Mike Troyer till I started my research online, and now am excited. One of my customers has a performance shop( I sell Oil) and he will be installing everything. Hopefully this will kick tale, and my shop will start pushing the xcal II.
A lot of Faith went into this, Im a long way from Troyer Performance.
Excited is not the word. I live in the central valley of California where ford trucks are all over. There are actually Ford Car lots here with just trucks on them.
Anyway had never heard of Mike Troyer till I started my research online, and now am excited. One of my customers has a performance shop( I sell Oil) and he will be installing everything. Hopefully this will kick tale, and my shop will start pushing the xcal II.
A lot of Faith went into this, Im a long way from Troyer Performance.
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Then get ready for a test of faith. The trial of the wait, as I like to call it. 
I've been waiting 7 weeks for mine so far with probably 2 weeks to go. If you plan on reselling, especially through Troyer, you better sell your customers hard on Mike's tuning prowess or they are unlikey to want to wait so long.
I've been waiting 7 weeks for mine so far with probably 2 weeks to go. If you plan on reselling, especially through Troyer, you better sell your customers hard on Mike's tuning prowess or they are unlikey to want to wait so long.
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Joining you on the wait list. I faxed my forms over today. I know the wait is going to kill me. Good thing my new maggies should show up this week so I have something to play with in the meantime.
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bigtom70;Troyer performance just finished a big group buy and it took longer than usual to get out the tunes.The standard is 20 working days from the time they receive the fax then send them to you.If you become a dealer for them I am sure there is a different protocall in that situation.
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Originally Posted by jmcmike
Then get ready for a test of faith. The trial of the wait, as I like to call it.
I've been waiting 7 weeks for mine so far with probably 2 weeks to go. If you plan on reselling, especially through Troyer, you better sell your customers hard on Mike's tuning prowess or they are unlikey to want to wait so long.
I've been waiting 7 weeks for mine so far with probably 2 weeks to go. If you plan on reselling, especially through Troyer, you better sell your customers hard on Mike's tuning prowess or they are unlikey to want to wait so long.
I waited 31 work days
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I did, that's how I know I still have about two weeks.
Just to be clear, I'm not knocking Troyer Performance in a personal way. If I wasn't sold on Mike's abilities, I sure wouldn't wait this long. Nevertheless, it's a long time to wait. If they plan on growing their business it seems to me that he may have to train someone to do the tunes along with him.
Just to be clear, I'm not knocking Troyer Performance in a personal way. If I wasn't sold on Mike's abilities, I sure wouldn't wait this long. Nevertheless, it's a long time to wait. If they plan on growing their business it seems to me that he may have to train someone to do the tunes along with him.
Last edited by jmcmike; May 1, 2006 at 09:29 PM.