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Posted by wcs1993 (Member # 11111) on :
 
Shout out and thanks to dvuspny for taking care of my coupe. This guy is very professional and deserves to get all the business he can handle. I am very impressed with his work and work ethic. 12 hrs. straight with no break, just working none stop to get the job done. Do not hesitate to give this guy work!
 

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Posted by norcalfiddy (Member # 11207) on :
 
+1 for dvuspny! great guy! did a trade with him. will deal with agian!


 

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Posted by 68stanger (Member # 7842) on :
 

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Originally posted by wcs1993:
Shout out and thanks to dvuspny for taking care of my coupe. This guy is very professional and deserves to get all the business he can handle. I am very impressed with his work and work ethic. 12 hrs. straight with no break, just working none stop to get the job done. Do not hesitate to give this guy work!

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Originally posted by wcs1993:
Shout out and thanks to dvuspny for taking care of my coupe. This guy is very professional and deserves to get all the business he can handle. I am very impressed with his work and work ethic. 12 hrs. straight with no break, just working none stop to get the job done. Do not hesitate to give this guy work!

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12hrs straight, no break...damn. what kind of work did he do?

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Shout out and thanks to dvuspny for taking care of my coupe. This guy is very professional and deserves to get all the business he can handle. I am very impressed with his work and work ethic. 12 hrs. straight with no break, just working none stop to get the job done. Do not hesitate to give this guy work!

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12hrs straight, no break...damn. what kind of work did he do?

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He did a wire tuck on a 93 CHP coupe, great work! He wrapped all the wire again along with heat shrinking all the connections he modified.

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Post some pics!!
 

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Posted by Pittsburg Mustang Owner (Member # 6100) on :
 
Think he'd do a non-mustang?
 

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Posted by SlowStockFox (Member # 1081) on :
 
he must be at home passed the fuck out
 

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Posted by Jaejae5.0 (Member # 7958) on :
 
Scott is a great guy
 

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Posted by Ryan_LX (Member # 7089) on :
 

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Originally posted by wcs1993:
Shout out and thanks to dvuspny for taking care of my coupe. This guy is very professional and deserves to get all the business he can handle. I am very impressed with his work and work ethic. 12 hrs. straight with no break, just working none stop to get the job done. Do not hesitate to give this guy work!

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12hrs straight, no break...damn. what kind of work did he do?

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He did a wire tuck on a 93 CHP coupe, great work! He wrapped all the wire again along with heat shrinking all the connections he modified.

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Awesome! I didn't know ca fords knew what heat shrink was! Good to know there are still some stand up people out there post pics!
 

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Posted by Venomousnotch (Member # 8695) on :
 
TTT...Scott does great work..I've seen it and he gets down with what he does...DVUS MOTORSPORTS FTMW...
 

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Posted by FOXX5.0 (Member # 9094) on :
 
Scott is a hard worker and really takes his time on any job big or small he makes sure everything is perfect DVUS MOTORSPORTS gets a big thumbs up from me

[ January 11, 2012, 07:16 PM: Message edited by: FOXX5.0 ]
 

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Posted by sydewayzLX50 (Member # 10217) on :
 
damn!!! 12 hours to complete a wire tuck! pretty good work, well done
 

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Posted by Rio1999GT (Member # 9231) on :
 
+1 to Scott being a cool guy!
 

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Posted by wcs1993 (Member # 11111) on :
 
He took a real interest in my project and offered to help. He gave me some good ideas and shared his experience with certain products and engines. He took some pics of what he did, my engine bay is dirty so I will post pics when I get a chance to clean it. For those that are looking for some help on a project or upgrade to your ride, DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT HIM.
 

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Posted by v-town coupe (Member # 2771) on :
 
still no pics?
 

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Posted by SIC9250 (Member # 8216) on :
 

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+2 wanna see this "top notch" work..
 

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Posted by Duncan Motors (Member # 7045) on :
 
nice guy!
 

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Posted by wcs1993 (Member # 11111) on :
 
Here is a pic of the car...work in progress.


 

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Posted by Big block 66 f100 (Member # 8867) on :
 

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Here is a pic of the car...work in progress.

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+2 wanna see this "top notch" work..

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+2 wanna see this "top notch" work..

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Did you mean this as a joke?

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Why would I mean this as a joke I'm trying to see what all the hypes about bud,not just anyone can wire tuck,let alone in a clean way,so I wanna see how he went about his buisness and his work,I'm not a clown I don't make jokes
 

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Posted by 87redgt (Member # 9176) on :
 
Seen his work first hand. Great guy and really knows what he's doing at a great price. I've had my project there for almost 2 months and he's been very patient with all the changes I've been throwing at him. Hope to get my stuff together soon and have him complete it for me. Highly recommend Scott and his work.
 

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Posted by louisiana96 (Member # 9967) on :
 
Nice coupe...and that's good there still some good workers out there that do things right instead of cutting corners
 

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Posted by racsirx (Member # 1710) on :
 

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+2 wanna see this "top notch" work..

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Did you mean this as a joke?

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Why would I mean this as a joke I'm trying to see what all the hypes about bud,not just anyone can wire tuck,let alone in a clean way,so I wanna see how he went about his buisness and his work,I'm not a clown I don't make jokes

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+2 wanna see this "top notch" work..

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Did you mean this as a joke?

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Why would I mean this as a joke I'm trying to see what all the hypes about bud,not just anyone can wire tuck,let alone in a clean way,so I wanna see how he went about his buisness and his work,I'm not a clown I don't make jokes

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I sent you a PM,

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what did it say

 

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Posted by sneakyfox90 (Member # 9379) on :
 
scott did a hell of a job on my mustang. he has a pefectionist-type professioal work ethic, he's very knowledgeable guy.
 

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Posted by SSF_5.0_WARRIOR (Member # 10170) on :
 
Yup this guy is a Pro. He is very detailed. I've met him and seem some of his work. Real stand up guy. Probably bringing my car in to him when I'm ready..
 

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Posted by dvuspny (Member # 10949) on :
 
Any pictures that get posted or sent via text or e-mail are only gonna be from the "before and after" of the engine bay. As far as the routing of the harnesses and revealing how i don't have to cut up the harnesses.....that's all in the details of my wiretuck projects. There are usually three wires that i make a bit longer by standard to not allow tension on those wires. Have not had any un-happy customer!!!! Thank You; for all the positive feedback and support Cafords. TTT.......for the Original Post!!!!!! Wcs1993
 

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Posted by CLEEN 50 (Member # 5867) on :
 
Scott is the effin MAN! I've said it before and I'll say it again. He is honest, meticulous, and most of all he knows what he is doing. I have no problem driving to his neck of the woods to get work done because I know it will get done right!
 

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Posted by SS396 chevelle (Member # 7277) on :
 
http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa349/Dvus_Motorsports/2011-08-01184310.jpg scott why is the sump an pump on backwards



[ January 18, 2012, 09:52 AM: Message edited by: SS396 chevelle ]
 

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Posted by MistaFosta (Member # 4068) on :
 

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http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa349/Dvus_Motorsports/2011-08-01184310.jpg scott why is the sump an pump on backwards

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Umm, unless you cut the tank apart and did some AMAZING internal baffling, that is a really no bueno. Essentially you can never drive the car under 3/4 tank otherwise you are likely to blow it up...

[ January 18, 2012, 10:34 AM: Message edited by: MistaFosta ]
 

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Posted by 86- 50 (Member # 4723) on :
 

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http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa349/Dvus_Motorsports/2011-08-01184310.jpg scott why is the sump an pump on backwards

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http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa349/Dvus_Motorsports/2011-08-01184310.jpg scott why is the sump an pump on backwards

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Posted by SIC9250 (Member # 8216) on :
 

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Originally posted by SS396 chevelle:
http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa349/Dvus_Motorsports/2011-08-01184310.jpg scott why is the sump an pump on backwards

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Lol,ouch,doesn't look to good,I guess he's "the man" tho so he's gotta have a good reasoning
 

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Posted by dvuspny (Member # 10949) on :
 
I don't weld fuel tanks....the customer took that project to Mel & Sons after having one of his buddies weld his after market sump on the first fuel tank. That tank leaked as fast as you could put fuel in it....and that tank had to be scrapped all together and deemed they couldn't even work with tank#1 to save it. ..... I was brought the tank and asked to install it for the owner. The pump is mounted secure; won't be any problem with coming loose at all. The install of fuel pump is as per "customer requests" to keep covert the hellaccious bad ass fuel system from being seen by local his local p.d. and getting harrased and ticketed as a "race car" ....This picture you have posted up is also during mock up fitments to check pump clearances to moving components in suspension. Thanks for the constructive criticism

[ January 18, 2012, 05:34 PM: Message edited by: dvuspny ]
 

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Posted by BLK92NOTCH (Member # 3033) on :
 
Damn I wasn't gonna say shit scott if you would have atleast said it they way it happen yes what you stated above Is what happend with me getting my buddy to weld it the first time and it leaked but you told me that it was ok to run my sump like this and it would be easier to run my fuel system right up to it ( I liked the idea because of the whole cops not being able to see it so I ran with it)... I'm taking some of the blame because I should have looked up some info on it at the time but for you to make it seem like it was all on "the customer" is pure BS... I had mel and sons reweld a new tank givin to me by Scott and got my car and got it the f@$k out of there and that's when this mofo tried to say that I need to return his blower braket that be put on my car for mock up and he forgot about it (I owned my blower and ran it since high school ) I told him to go F$&k himself after that and yes I still got your blower belt that you did let me borrow so send me a address and I'll mail it (like I told you before) goodluck Scottie
 

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Posted by wcs1993 (Member # 11111) on :
 

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Originally posted by SS396 chevelle:
http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa349/Dvus_Motorsports/2011-08-01184310.jpg scott why is the sump an pump on backwards

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Thanks for the thread jack...next time press, START NEW TOPIC. You may want to say something on the thread that wants you banned.
 

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Posted by dvuspny (Member # 10949) on :
 
TTT.....For the ORIGINAL POST!!!!!!!!!!!

Work ethic...values based on the moral virtues of hard work and diligence. The principle that hard work is intrinsically virtuous or worthy of reward. The fundamental attitude that shows in ones work process.

 

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Posted by wcs1993 (Member # 11111) on :
 

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TTT.....For the ORIGINAL POST!!!!!!!!!!!

Work ethic...values based on the moral virtues of hard work and diligence. The principle that hard work is intrinsically virtuous or worthy of reward. The fundamental attitude that shows in ones work process.

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Yeah what he said!
 

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