Jim Inglese soon to have classifieds on his site

[littlewave]

Bought an Inglese EFI system. Worst tech support ever!! Sent wrong parts. Sent them back. They sent them to me again!! Sent them back again, don't even know if I have what i need now. Asked them what throttle cable I need.........Aaaahhh I don't know was the answer I got. Jim needs to look into to his tech support team.. Sorry to be so negative but I was unhappy with this.

[lemans24]

Jim is the best

[Stentor]

Originally Posted by littlewave

Bought an Inglese EFI system. Worst tech support ever!! Sent wrong parts. Sent them back. They sent them to me again!! Sent them back again, don't even know if I have what i need now. Asked them what throttle cable I need.........Aaaahhh I don't know was the answer I got. Jim needs to look into to his tech support team.. Sorry to be so negative but I was unhappy with this.

I don't think Jim Inglese (website link: Home) has any affiliation with Inglese (Inglese Induction Systems - Weber Carburetor & EFI Induction Systems)--they're two separate and unrelated companies.

Inglese Induction Systems (sounds like from where you purchased the EFI system) is now owned by COMP Performance Group. Jim is doing his own thing as Jim Inglese Weber Carburetion.

[Ron Scarboro]

Originally Posted by Stentor

I don't think Jim Inglese (website link: Home) has any affiliation with Inglese (Inglese Induction Systems - Weber Carburetor & EFI Induction Systems)--they're two separate and unrelated companies.

Inglese Induction Systems (sounds like from where you purchased the EFI system) is now owned by COMP Performance Group. Jim is doing his own thing as Jim Inglese Weber Carburetion.

Yep, Jim has no affiliation with the company he sold to Comp Cams. Jim is THE MAN on webers. My 289 Cobra fires on the first pull and runs like a scalded ape.

Comp Cams has no idea what they sell and how it works. Hence, my two year money pit on my GT-40 that will not make the power it is supposed to regardless of dyno tuning.

Best,

Ron

[LightNFast]

Jim really is THE MAN on webers... and his tech support is excellent!

Just for clarification, here’s Jim’s website:
Home

[littlewave]

Originally Posted by Ron Scarboro

Yep, Jim has no affiliation with the company he sold to Comp Cams. Jim is THE MAN on webers. My 289 Cobra fires on the first pull and runs like a scalded ape.

Comp Cams has no idea what they sell and how it works. Hence, my two year money pit on my GT-40 that will not make the power it is supposed to regardless of dyno tuning.

Best,

Ron

I should have my first fire up in about 2 weeks. Wont even call Comp Cams for support. I will call FAST SYSTEMS instead. or Blykins...if it is ok with him.?

[LightNFast]

Originally Posted by littlewave

I should have my first fire up in about 2 weeks. Wont even call Comp Cams for support. I will call FAST SYSTEMS instead. or Blykins...if it is ok with him.?

You may want to substitute “first fire up” for something more like “get her running” or “started” etc …. I’m just saying

All the best!

[littlewave]

Originally Posted by LightNFast

You may want to substitute “first fire up” for something more like “get her running” or “started” etc …. I’m just saying

All the best!

Good advice..... First engine start!!!

[littlewave]

Originally Posted by Stentor

I don't think Jim Inglese (website link: Home) has any affiliation with Inglese (Inglese Induction Systems - Weber Carburetor & EFI Induction Systems)--they're two separate and unrelated companies.

Inglese Induction Systems (sounds like from where you purchased the EFI system) is now owned by COMP Performance Group. Jim is doing his own thing as Jim Inglese Weber Carburetion.

I am embarressed of my ignorance. Thanks for setting me straight Stentor. I humbly apologize to Jim Inglese.

[dallas_]

Originally Posted by littlewave

Bought an Inglese EFI system. Worst tech support ever!! Jim needs to look into to his tech support team.. Sorry to be so negative but I was unhappy with this.

You wouldn't be the first to get them confused.

That's the downside of building up a business, selling to a big corporation and having them keep your name.

I'm glad he went back to doing this individually, but I'm sure it will take a while before everyone realizes these are two completely different companies.