MIA on JC :(

Sorry guys for the delays to replying to your posts on JC, have been snowed under with heaps of work, training course, under staffing and family challenges.

All is well now (touch wood)

Once again my sincere apologies for any delays

Thanks for you patience

Best Regards,
Steve

 

I though I would bump this thread up again as it's of relevance, as things have been busy here plus been a bit under the weather

 

Thanks for the feedback WogBoyz :thumbsup:

We're definitely not perfect, but we're working on further improving this though

 

My apologies for the delay in getting back to people's inquiries in general (not just on JC)

Things have been flat out here of recent, and have been prioritising current customers who are still waiting on goods/services/advice at the moment. Don't get me wrong, still more than happy to help with new enquirers/orders, it's just that there may be some delays that are normally greater than what I would deem acceptable

In saying this though, we're proactively putting measures in place (which is also eating up current resources), to be able to exceed current levels of service/support such as our new support site below

MACE ENGINEERING GROUP -

Please note that the content hasn't been entirely reviewed by me at the moment, as its more of a "beta" product/support library in particular the tuning side of things and the later model V6 stuff (Alloytec/SIDI)

On this note if people have any constructive feedback about the site, including suggestive content I would certainly be most grateful for the feedback. Have been pushing hard to try and populate the site with as many questions as possible that have been asked over the past three years from our current email account and forums etc.

Clearly there is still A LOT of work ahead but I guess it's a start, which I hope people will also be able to use as a resource in future

In addition to also being a product/support library, people are currently able to "submit a ticket" for any enquirers that they may have, allowing us to keep much better track of correspondence and provide even faster rates of support.

There is also a "troubleshooter" section on the site which may prove extremely useful as it provides the steps to fault find the most common issues/concerns that people may have with our products

Best Regards,
Steve

 

Thanks Ian I will certainly get better with time I can assure you

Mate please do! Send me an email with any info you may feel beneficial to enthusiasts and we'll take it from there. We can also include part numbers for cam actuators in there as well

 

You shouldn't need to splice any wires, just take the plug of the actuator and put the multimeter probes on the right pins of the actuator. Worse case you may have to make "custom" multimeter leads, using old reasonably gauged electrical wire to bend it to place.

As for what the electrical impedance should, best to check out the workshop manual as I have no idea what it should be

 

Once again general announcement about delays on our end with replying to customer's enquires, as have been flat out of recent.

I sincerely do apologies for this

Fortunately though, there will be MASSIVE improvements on this front over the coming weeks

Thanks for all your support and understanding

Best Regards,
Steve

 

Looks fantastic Much appreciated on the pics!

Thanks man, will have plenty of VE related stuff on there as well

 

Who knows