Anyone actually receive a PHP tune?
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If I ever buy a programmer, I'm going to buy it from a tuner who (a) knows what they are doing and (b) I will make an appointment to go have it done at THEIR shop, preferably with a dyno. I'll spend the money to drive to wherever it is and get a hotel room for a night or two if necessary. Troyer and PHP are on my short list if I ever decide to do it. I will NOT deal with mail order tunes from ANYONE due to all the issues I've been seeing here. I'd rather spend a lot more money and avoid any and all hassles. I'm very old school - I prefer my business transactions to be face to face, not over the Internet or on the phone - which is a joke anyway, who ever answers their phone any more?
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To the op.....
I have tried to communicate with PHP to let them know of your issue.
I don't have access to their support tickets or emails to let them know who they should be looking for.
One thing that could've happened is your emails got lost or blocked in cyberspace along with theirs also.
If you could call and talk to Cody today it would be much apprieciated his hours are 12-5 pm est.
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It's a PIA but fill out another support ticket but reference my user name in it so they'll know its about your tunes.
Sorry about my attitude earlier but I hate dead horses.
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I have tried to communicate with PHP to let them know of your issue.
I don't have access to their support tickets or emails to let them know who they should be looking for.
One thing that could've happened is your emails got lost or blocked in cyberspace along with theirs also.
If you could call and talk to Cody today it would be much apprieciated his hours are 12-5 pm est.
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It's a PIA but fill out another support ticket but reference my user name in it so they'll know its about your tunes.
Sorry about my attitude earlier but I hate dead horses.
Peace
Thanks again - sorry for the tone on my end.
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Here's the number 678-890-1110
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If I ever buy a programmer, I'm going to buy it from a tuner who (a) knows what they are doing and (b) I will make an appointment to go have it done at THEIR shop, preferably with a dyno. I'll spend the money to drive to wherever it is and get a hotel room for a night or two if necessary. Troyer and PHP are on my short list if I ever decide to do it. I will NOT deal with mail order tunes from ANYONE due to all the issues I've been seeing here. I'd rather spend a lot more money and avoid any and all hassles. I'm very old school - I prefer my business transactions to be face to face, not over the Internet or on the phone - which is a joke anyway, who ever answers their phone any more?
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Bluejay and 88racing, you may not want to believe it but that's exactly the image more than a few people get about yourselves and PHP. If this was a "bash Troyer" thread it would go on for pages. I expect this thread to be closed soon.
PHP puts out an excellent product and they are very good people. As said before, the company has very serious communication problems and issues with delivery schedules.
I'm not going to go into my wait times, they would make the original poster's seem like a dream. I've moved on and I'm not going to beat a dead horse.
PHP puts out an excellent product and they are very good people. As said before, the company has very serious communication problems and issues with delivery schedules.
I'm not going to go into my wait times, they would make the original poster's seem like a dream. I've moved on and I'm not going to beat a dead horse.
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Honestly, couldn't agree more. I like my gryphon, but there are too many variables that can go wrong. I've experienced it personally. I will keep it as a monitor, but I'm prolly just gonna keep running the canned 93 the more I think about it. Keep up on maintenance and then eventually get an SCT product from a shop that uses a dyno.
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My tune needed to be altered... I never tried the new version. I'm running 93 now instead on the canned. I might look into them dynoing it down the road. It makes me nervous with what can go wrong. All these trucks are different
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folkxrock - I'm also a PHP forum moderator. Please feel free to PM me your contact information (name and phone number would be most helpful) and I'll try to get this resolved for you.
And, for your information, 88Racing and PHPDiesel are really trying to help you, as am I. So, help us do that.
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And, for your information, 88Racing and PHPDiesel are really trying to help you, as am I. So, help us do that.
- Jack
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