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BiXLL 08-26-2006, 09:29 PM Greg, what is the best method of getting a question answered from you? I realize you are very busy, and am curious as to what the best approach would be. I sent you a pm, and an e-mail, and never got a response. I know you too well to think you are intentially blowing me off, the way you go out of your way when contact is made with you. So give me a clue, what is the best way to ask our suspension guru a question? baseballfanz 08-27-2006, 01:01 AM Give him a call. FIrst time I ever called they picked up the phone right away and I got what I needed, no more than 5 min and it was done,:) TheSquid 08-27-2006, 01:21 AM I was wondering the same thing. I really didn't want to call him and waste his time shooting the breeze when there are paying customers who need his help but it would be nice to have one place that people could ask non pressing questions and get answers. Before long there would be a little PRG database from the man himself for those just trying to figure out what they need to buy for their needs. Right now I just run all over the net searching PRG and asking others questions which may not be the best way to do it. Transformer 08-27-2006, 01:31 AM I have also had my best luck calling Greg. We spoke a couple times just last week. BTW ... you worded that real well Bill. Guru is a very fitting word for Greg ! got_titan 08-27-2006, 01:38 AM only way i get a hold of hime is by phone...try that..... Transformer 08-27-2006, 02:11 AM only way i get a hold of hime is by phone...try that..... If i had your SC I would just get ahold of him in person by starting like this .... 5,4,3,2,1 ---- BLAST OFF !!! got_titan 08-27-2006, 02:29 AM the only problem with that is 3,000 miles and about $600 in gas...i can call for free...lol...lol BiXLL 08-27-2006, 02:35 AM only way i get a hold of hime is by phone...try that.....I am in the exact mode as squid was talking. I have a general suspension question, that is not of a pressing nature. I do not want to take up his time with it. I would much prefer he answer it when he has a lull, or a few free minutes. He is a business man, and time is money! got_titan 08-27-2006, 02:43 AM i called several times to ask questions about what i wanted to do....greg always gave me his opinion and helped me with decisions.....i didnt buy from him until 10 calls later and a couple months.....greg will tell you if hes to busy to talk AND IF SO HE WILL CALL YOU BACK....i would call even though its minor questions.....greg didnt get where hes at without answering MANY, MANY, QUESTIONS...... BiXLL 08-27-2006, 02:47 AM Oh I understand what your saying John, I am just trying to use, or get him to use a different path. This way, as I said, he could come here and answer questions when he had the time to deal with them, rather then have me interupt him when he is in the middle of an install or something like that. NorCal 4x4 09-03-2006, 08:23 PM For non-pressing issues and general questions I think e-mail is best, because I don't want to bug him if he is in the middle of an install. I always copy Jen too. Greg will ususally respond with something like - call me tonight, etc. United Productions Phone: 951.780.5331 Email Jen: jen@prerunners.com Email Greg: greg@prerunners.com ChicksDigEmToo 09-03-2006, 08:50 PM Yes...copying jen is a double bonus. I think Greg still perfers to answer questions via the phone. I found the best time to reach him is at 7-8 am his time! Wake him up! :) silver titan 11-28-2006, 03:42 PM Call him if he doesn't answer just call back later, he will answer. Otherwise you wait forever on email, just call and get your answer right away. | ||