@EOSpeed any news ?
my hobbs switch died a few weeks ago and don't feel like wasting more money on that rubbish.
my hobbs switch died a few weeks ago and don't feel like wasting more money on that rubbish.
Ad: BPM4 (LPFP) Fuel Pump Control Module Released
- Thread starter EOSpeed
- Start date
We are still on track for mid December shipping so about a week or two and you should see an email
Thank you guys, at least you respond.
Unlike other vendors that leave us hanging, love that
Need this urgent, can we prepay so you can send it day of release as im in oz and hope to get it before Christmas?
Unlike other vendors that leave us hanging, love that
Need this urgent, can we prepay so you can send it day of release as im in oz and hope to get it before Christmas?
We never accept prepay for items we do not have in stock ready to go. Don't worry you will have before Christmas, I believe it is only 2-3 day DHL shipping to you.
The boards are almost ready, and the housings for the extended module are still being produced. So maybe a week or two after the std models are available
Just wanted to post an update for people who sent in emails for pre-orders. We almost have everything ready to go, so you will be seeing an email in the next few days with what to do to order. We will also open the website for orders most likely Monday or Tuesday. First release will be for N54 and N55 E-series both with and without low pressure sensors. Also F-series N55 will be in the first release also!
You guys gotta upvote this. Some people borrow your money and contract the work off to someone else and some people have it on the shelf. Vote with your dollars IMO....Or be cheap and keep trying to save a buck and wind up in the Octagon with your got ripped off over the period of 8 months story, your choice.
All I can say is that EOS does business the right way from the support provided to basic business principles of not using customers money to finance development or debug the product. There are not many businesses in this space that have the same values so don't hesitate spending a little more for a superior product from a company that will take care of you.
Sam
This.
I have been begging these guys to let me pre-order for months now, and they wouldn't let me stating the product wasn't ready yet, and they wouldn't take my money until it was 100% ready with all the bugs worked out.
I really appreciate this and wish all vendors operated this way.
Whenever I see preorders it sketches me out. I'm all for an introductory low price to get some units out and into the field. But very often it seems people take customers money, spend it on R&D, and then maybe deliver the product months or even years later in certain cases. Not always with all the features promised or the gains promised etc. I've seen both on this platform.
I would gladly pay more to work with a professional company in the automotive aftermarket space. You really do get what you pay for, or what you don't pay for
Thank you all for the kind words. It is always our goal to provide the best product that works right the first time! Unfortunately in order to do this we spend countless hours designing, testing, then redesigning and testing until we are satisfied the product we sell is the right one. We wouldn't want to sell people some junk that we wouldn't put in our own car just to make a profit. The downside to all of this R&D and keeping product in stock, is it costs money. We don't sell the least expensive products on the market, but everything we make is done right. We have a full manufacturing facility in house where are our products are made. This way we can ensure the upmost in quality of the products we offer. We never outsource things over seas or where ever just to make a quick buck. You probably never hear too much about our products, because when people buy them they are usually satisfied and don't have any complaints. That is the way we like it! Anyways before I start on a rant just wanted to say thanks to current and future customers. It makes us want to keep inventing better products going forward!
So Mike, when are you coming out with a sequential PI controller?
We may just get that done once we get a chance to catch our breath! ;-)
I have been successfully running this setup for several Months and it is more consistent than stock and very easy to manage/tune.
Sam
Sam
Similar threads
