Do not do business with tnt customs!!!!!!!
02-13-2013, 01:00 PM
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JK Jedi
I have heard that these type of negative posting titles tend to actually help the business in question because people who have had good luck come out of the woodwork who would otherwise not post. Ultimately when all is said and done and the facts laid out people can make up thier own minds. Northride is awesom that is a given and has great customer service and it sounds like TNT was pretty good at trying to make things right as well. I would have just taken to a lineX nor rhino lining place and had been done with it or bought a can of black spray paint lol.
02-13-2013, 01:03 PM
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I dunno, the rusty products and problems with powder coating would make me hesitant to drop $600 bucks on something. I can understand the ops frustration with buying something, doing some research after and then having a change if heart. sometimes it happens when you buy something on amazon and read the reviews after paying. fact is though that despite how either the company or the op handled it, the guy got a set of poorly powdercoated sliders, returned them and was then out of shipping money (I'm guessing $40-$50 in shipping? )
so no sliders, frustrated and $40-$50 less in his pocket to buy another set of sliders. I can understand. T&t was nice to offer to have them re powdercoated at a shop near him which I probably would have done, but again, it sucks to have to take them back off, schedule a powder coating appt and then try and figure out who gets paid and purchase orders or whatever. It's most likely easier to just get the money back and order a different set
so no sliders, frustrated and $40-$50 less in his pocket to buy another set of sliders. I can understand. T&t was nice to offer to have them re powdercoated at a shop near him which I probably would have done, but again, it sucks to have to take them back off, schedule a powder coating appt and then try and figure out who gets paid and purchase orders or whatever. It's most likely easier to just get the money back and order a different set
02-13-2013, 01:07 PM
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I have heard that these type of negative posting titles tend to actually help the business in question because people who have had good luck come out of the woodwork who would otherwise not post. Ultimately when all is said and done and the facts laid out people can make up thier own minds. Northride is awesom that is a given and has great customer service and it sounds like TNT was pretty good at trying to make things right as well. I would have just taken to a lineX nor rhino lining place and had been done with it or bought a can of black spray paint lol.
I agree though, people go out on a limb to complain initially, then good things come out as the truth gets near.
Now...let's get to te hemi!!!
02-13-2013, 01:23 PM
#85
JK Super Freak
I dunno, the rusty products and problems with powder coating would make me hesitant to drop $600 bucks on something. I can understand the ops frustration with buying something, doing some research after and then having a change if heart. sometimes it happens when you buy something on amazon and read the reviews after paying. fact is though that despite how either the company or the op handled it, the guy got a set of poorly powdercoated sliders, returned them and was then out of shipping money (I'm guessing $40-$50 in shipping? )
so no sliders, frustrated and $40-$50 less in his pocket to buy another set of sliders. I can understand. T&t was nice to offer to have them re powdercoated at a shop near him which I probably would have done, but again, it sucks to have to take them back off, schedule a powder coating appt and then try and figure out who gets paid and purchase orders or whatever. It's most likely easier to just get the money back and order a different set
Ideal manufacture is assemble; weld; powder -coat.
On this particular slider, for reasons unknown, maybe: assemble; powder -coat; weld. Or one that got away.
The issue was purchase thru 3rd party and then demand refund from manufacturer.
Both Northridge & TNT went way out of their way to solve the problem. We can't expect Nordstoms quality of customer satisfaction unless we pay that kind of money for passed on overhead. ( high prices )
I agree with local powder shop, and do other items at the same time as a way to go.
02-13-2013, 01:37 PM
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JK Freak
I second or third ( I don't know were we are now) the idea of hearing the story regarding the Tranny left outside int he rain... Engine Tranny that is 
... I don't want to derail the thread any further.
... I don't want to derail the thread any further.
02-13-2013, 02:13 PM
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JK Super Freak
02-13-2013, 02:30 PM
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Next day we had a rain storm lasting approximately 1 hour. I came home pulled vehicle in garage dried it off and went to bed.
