classic inlines

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  1. maverick656

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    Has anyone used classic inlines before? How reliable are they? I am planning on purchasing a distributor and exhaust system from them, and I wanted to know before I go sending them my money haha
     
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    mike is a reliable guy, but slow at times...
     
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    But he will actually go through with the order correct?
     
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    never had any problem!
     
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    I bought the adjustable rocker arm from them and they sent me a non-adjustable rocker arm. They made it right after I returned the wrong part. I ended up keeping my core because I had to pay shipping for the core return. If they sent the correct part the first time I could had returned the core free of cost, instead I send the wrong part back to them free of charge.
     
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    Classic Inlines is a one man shop but Mike is a standup guy and I have ordered lots of stuff from him with no problems. He does get quite busy at times though.
     
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    There prices turned me away from doing a turbo i6. 3k for an aluminum head.....no thanks.
     
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    I've had very good results with Classic Inline! :clap:
     
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    I didnt run it but I had an aluminum I6 head and it looked to be a very good product
     
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