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Lyndon was firm on the cut off of 20% after midnight .

i e-mailed to see if he would be willing to do a 10 person

group deal. for most of us we could get it for the 5.3 for about 315.00.

post if you want one .

i told him he wouldn't have to ship 1 til all ten were payed for .

let me know what you guys think

the deal is not in stone until he replies which may be monday

 

Todd :thumbs::thumbs::D

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I'm also interested. Would be for a '03 2500HD 8.1/6-spd. Let me know the deadline and pricing when you've got it.

 

Brett

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I'm interested but only if he has 03 6.0 PCMs to use so I don't have to send him mine first.

I did talk to him earlier today, 8/1, and he didn't have any.

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he gives us 35 days to get our core to him after we get ours

if it sounds like something he is wiiling to i'd say an august 15

deadline at the latest would be good

i'll keep track of every ones request but it would be easier if everyone interested

left their vin #

that way Lyndon can figure them out

tODD

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...for most of us we could get it for the 5.3 for about 315.00.

post if you want one .

That price would be the money PLUS our PCM, right? Durn. I just can't be without my truck for several days.

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From what I understand, he sends you a PCM, you remove yours and replace with him, then send him your old one. That way your only out the time your swappiong the PCM out.

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From what I understand, he sends you a PCM, you remove yours and replace with him, then send him your old one.  That way your only out the time your swappiong the PCM out.

But in this interim period, how much do you pay? "That price would be the money PLUS our PCM, right?" So, when we say, "...for most of us we could get it for the 5.3 for about 315.00," does that mean only that amount (or any other amount---I think $315 is low), or is it that amount PLUS the charge for a PCM? You then get reimbursed (the core thing) when Wester's receivers your PCM.

 

Is this it?

 

Or is it really ONLY the $315 or so that one pays NOW, assuming the buyer sends his PCM in AFTER getting the Westers PCM installed. I'm definitely in if we pay only for the Westers PCM, assuming I send in my PCM after the install.

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The last I heard was that the 20% discount did not apply to 2003 models. If it does let me know and I might be able to scrounge up the cash to get in on this deal! :thumbs:

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The last I heard was that the 20% discount did not apply to 2003 models. If it does let me know and I might be able to scrounge up the cash to get in on this deal! :thumbs:

Yeah, I forgot about that. These guyz are posting this stuff without mentioning year models, I think, or maybe I didn't notice. :thumbs: I wasn't careful on reading.

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Irmyal.. you pay 315 for your PCM.. if you dont send your old back within 30 days he will then charge you for the core....

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Irmyal.. you pay 315 for your PCM.. if you dont send your old back within 30 days he will then charge you for the core....

Ok, that's clear....

And that is for 2002 and earlier GM trucks, right?

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HERE IS THE DEAL FROM LYNDON WITH 10 PLUS ORDERS

 

1) 20 % OFF

2) we pay shipping ( ups or mail )

3) he will wait for the core (30 days)=NO CORE CHARGE

4) he will ship as the orders come in (YES!!!)

5) we must ship the core to him shipping our cost

6) mention this deal as from GM_TRUCKS

 

guys i have no clue about other years(2002-2003)

or different engine size costs

 

please e-mail him or call for your particular application

 

Lyndon said they will not do the 20% again

 

sound like the best chance to get one at a discounted price

 

Thanks guys

Todd :thumbs:

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