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I just wanted to give an update to everyone on my XTZ.
The vehicle was in a shop in California for the past 3 months where it was getting long travel, a cage , seats lowered, and numerous other custom fabrication parts. Some of it is done and other parts never got finished. The suspension and the cage came out great but there are many things that have to be finished. I have had a stressful six months of waiting for this day to come. The turbo runs good but the fabrication side of my vehicle has a long way to go to complete the project. I have decided to bring it to PJ's Performance in Mesa Arizona to finish the powder coating, electrical and a few other finishing parts to make the XTZ complete. I will be dealing with Nick and PJ directly to see that everything is finished within the next few weeks so I can try to make Glamis for Halloween. Some advice to anyone that is considering having lot's of fabrication work done to their side x side would be to stick with a local company that you can pop by and visit frequently during the build. I am excited about getting the XTZ finished and enjoying it in the next few weeks.
The vehicle was in a shop in California for the past 3 months where it was getting long travel, a cage , seats lowered, and numerous other custom fabrication parts. Some of it is done and other parts never got finished. The suspension and the cage came out great but there are many things that have to be finished. I have had a stressful six months of waiting for this day to come. The turbo runs good but the fabrication side of my vehicle has a long way to go to complete the project. I have decided to bring it to PJ's Performance in Mesa Arizona to finish the powder coating, electrical and a few other finishing parts to make the XTZ complete. I will be dealing with Nick and PJ directly to see that everything is finished within the next few weeks so I can try to make Glamis for Halloween. Some advice to anyone that is considering having lot's of fabrication work done to their side x side would be to stick with a local company that you can pop by and visit frequently during the build. I am excited about getting the XTZ finished and enjoying it in the next few weeks.