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Originally Posted by nas t eh
Back in 2016-17 I had Butler Performance recommend and supply complete ported EHeads, a Comp Solid roller cam, Comp pin Oiler lifters, pushrods and roller rockers along with a bunch of other stuff.
The rockers are PRW and came without any caution that I might want to go better quality. I see Butler still lists PRW for sale on their website, I like everything I got from Butler except these rockers and sure wish they would have said something in the first place. With what I spent a few hundred more would have been nothing.
I can’t believe good shops still sell these things.
I have only started the motor regularly to keep it fresh and only have about 30 miles on it as the car is not quite on the road at this point.
But those rockers have to go before the car is back on the road. It’s going to be a bit of a bitter pill to swallow calling Butler to get a set of Crowers.
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Since the PRW has known problems at this point in time, I would ask Butler for a credit on the original purchase price towards a new, better performing product. They're not going to make any, if much money if they accept your proposal, but buying goodwll can't always be measured in dollars, and cents. In this day and age, having a reputation of treating a customer as they themselves would like to be treated isn't figured in profit, and loss.
Butler is usually pretty well known to working with customers that have a valid concern over defective parts, they do seem concerned to keep their reputation intact. Probably a decade ago, I saw a guy at Norwalk that had a gripe about an aftermarket crank his son purchased, that was resolved without too much fanfare. Having run a few of my own businesses, it's worth swallowing the loss, to keep a good reputation from being ruined.
It takes years of goodwill to build a reputation, but it can be erased over one bad customer experience.