domestic guys, need input on a shop/manufacturer
 

i am looking for opinions/experiences with this company http://www.atiperformanceproducts.com

even if you havent bought form them are they as big as they seem to be? they are looking for someone they can train to build toque converters and i dont wanna try to work for a ---- company that may go under and leave me fucked

Re: domestic guys, need input on a shop/manufacturer
 

ATI is very reputable. If you take a look at the Hot Rod Magazine stuff, they sponsor a lot of their events, Drag Week, Pump Gas Drags, etc. They won't be going anywhere. Definately not a fly by night operation.

Re: domestic guys, need input on a shop/manufacturer
 

looking at thier site i noticed they are at events EVERY weekend, nationwide, and they go to SEMA. thier site seems very professional and not full of hype so thats a plus.

anyone else??

Re: domestic guys, need input on a shop/manufacturer
 

good, well known company

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:y I would definitely jump at that opportunity...

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i sent in my resume a little while ago, hopefully they at least interview me, a piece of paper really doesnt sell who you are. they have posted the position 2 times now so they seem to really need the help.

Re: domestic guys, need input on a shop/manufacturer
 

Get the job, and I'll let you lay your employee discount on the trans work and torque converter for Wes' 408/C6 GT45 project. And then you can have a ride in it. :)

Re: domestic guys, need input on a shop/manufacturer
 

Thought wes was using GoBad's C4???

I dont wanna have to go thru that C6...

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i've got my fingers crossed. i dont have any "real" mechanical experience just what i have done to my own cars, thats the only thing i am worried about. though i have been in the automotive industry for a few years now. i hope this goes through just so i can get my hands dirty and learn something new, and it'll get my foot in the door to other mechanical type jobs since i dont have any ASE certs or real experience.

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Good luck man. Sounds like a pretty cool job!