http://www.turbomustangs.com/forums/...threadid=47071

Several weeks ago, a lawsuit was filed against HP Performance (and their owners) in Superior Court.

Jimmy Hittle, Nathan Page, Tom Berry, HP PERFORMANCE, and TURBOCHAREGD POWER SYSTEMS are being sued for:

1) Breach of Contract;
2) Breach of Good Faith and Fair Dealing;
3) Negligence;
4) Fraud and Intentional Deceit;
5) Neglient Misrepresentation;
6) False Promise;
7) False Advertising Under Business & Professions Code Section 17500, et seq.; and
8) Unjust Enrichment

Compensatory and punitive damages are being sought.

 

I read his entire original complaint thread a few months back. That guy is a plug. I dont know how you can claim that something was never given to you when the company has proof they tried to deliver it 2-3 times, then hvae the nerve to want it for free basically. He also claims to be a lawyer. I wouldn't hire him.

On a PLUG scale of 1 to 10: he rates a 12.

 

One of my good friends had an HP turbo kit, it was awesome, install was a snap, all parts and finish were top notch, it made great power. If I was ever going to go turbo this would be the kit.

Ryan

 

WOW the thread title worried me for a second.

 

even if the guy is a 'plug', the shop has a horrible rep and has burned a lot of people.

 

that shop should have just pony'd up the money, now instead for a little bit of cash they ahve having their name dragged thru the mud.

plus they screwed the guy over anyways. its their mistake. deal with it.

 

That seems like a fair statement.

 

One of the Super Coupe Club guys in the U.S. had a bad experience with them as well. The shop was supposed to a custom turbo kit for the 3.8 T-Bird, had the car for something like a year with no progress, after repeated promises. Not sure if he has a resolution yet for the money he spent with them.


cheers
Ed N.

 

agreed.. but some of the he says is pretty retarded. its been a while since I read it, maybe i'll brush up when i'm bored to death