**Group Buy for Extrude Honing**

[CougarGuy939]

Ok this is going on now and will continue for 1 month!

Intakes will be sent to:

Extrude Hone Corp.
1 Industry Blvd.
P.O. Box 1000
Irwin, Pa. 15642

any shipping method is fine.

Send a packing list with there intake. Include name, day time phone number and return shipping address. Also list that you are part of the neco group buy so you can receive the group rate.

you will be charged after the process is done it takes approx. 3 weeks and it will not ship back to you until it is paid for

With 10 buyers the discount will be $285 and you pay the return shipping

[BigBalledOX]

Ok, I'm in on this, and I know Nandalora is in on it too.

So that gives us three. I know there's seven more out there who can fit it in to this timeframe, so lets get 10 confirmed and get going on it.

[cvsmightymouse24]

will be shipping out this weekend once I get the good old paycheck!!!!!

[nandalora]

So if we send now will we only be charged $285??? Or are they going to hold on to them until they receive all 10 and send them out all together. That would suck, they should just send them out as they finish them (ie: less than 3wks) and trust that their gonna get at least 10.

[CougarGuy939]

ok you can send them any time between now and a month from now the turnaround time is 3 weeks and once the process is done they will contact you via the number you have provided and charge you then and ship it back to you, within 3 weeks time we should know if we have at least 10 buyers

[BasSpyder]

sweet! three weeks is perfect! i think i might just be shippin mine out this weekend!

[nandalora]

ok you can send them any time between now and a month from now the turnaround time is 3 weeks and once the process is done they will contact you via the number you have provided and charge you then and ship it back to you, within 3 weeks time we should know if we have at least 10 buyers

Yea, but think about it this way. What if we send it now and 3 weeks down the road they finish it and want to be paid, but we've only had 8 people do it. Are we gonna have to sit around and wait for 2 more, or can they charge us the $285 and send it back???

[CougarGuy939]

Yea, but think about it this way. What if we send it now and 3 weeks down the road they finish it and want to be paid, but we've only had 8 people do it. Are we gonna have to sit around and wait for 2 more, or can they charge us the $285 and send it back???

I understand what your saying but i believe he is going to give us the benefit of the doubt and give us the $285 price and we shouldn't have a problem reaching our goal of 10 buyers

[nandalora]

Ok, now I just have to decide if I want to send them my stock upper or the SVT. I know everyone says they flow the same, but are still some concerns I have.
1.) The SVT UIM has a larger T/B opening than the stocker. I don't see how extrude honeing can open that up enough. It's alot, I think it's a full 1cm difference.
2.) You know the ribbed section at the T/B opening that always has carbon build up? Well I think on the SVT that's at the top and on the stock it's on the bottom or visa versa. May screw things up?
3.) I use a 65mm T/B for my 3.0L and if my concern for #1 is true, there is no way I can use the stock upper because that oppening needs to be atleast 65mm (preferably more)

[ilovemycar]

Ok, now I just have to decide if I want to send them my stock upper or the SVT. I know everyone says they flow the same, but are still some concerns I have.
1.) The SVT UIM has a larger T/B opening than the stocker. I don't see how extrude honeing can open that up enough. It's alot, I think it's a full 1cm difference.
2.) You know the ribbed section at the T/B opening that always has carbon build up? Well I think on the SVT that's at the top and on the stock it's on the bottom or visa versa. May screw things up?
3.) I use a 65mm T/B for my 3.0L and if my concern for #1 is true, there is no way I can use the stock upper because that oppening needs to be atleast 65mm (preferably more)

All of your concerns can be fixed with a dremel and a grinding tool...believe me i know...i have done it.