PHP is now an SCT Dealer
#17
03-08-2009 | 11:10 AM
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We have one phone with call waiting -- so two lines. We also each have a cell phone. There are actually times when all four lines are being used -- each of us talking to a customer and two on hold! It's been insane, but we're not complaining! 
Thanks for hanging in there until we could help you. 
Thanks for hanging in there until we could help you. 
#20
03-09-2009 | 09:14 AM
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#21
03-10-2009 | 01:46 AM
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Because you think PHP is getting big; that is what time on this site matters. I have been here since 2004. Where when only Troyer was doing custom tunes when the X1 came out from SCT. The only option you had from there was finding a DiabloSport CMR dealer to get custom tunes. And there is only one i know of then and that was RRWD. So in between then you had your hypertech, superchips, canned tuners come out. After that Bamachips in late 2005 started doing custom tunes as competition with Troyer. They didn't fare out to well with Troyer's huge standing on here. And then early 2006 the Edge EEF2400 came out. A LOT of people switched to it with the initial group buy. Couple months later we saw a lot of them in the classifieds as it turned out to be more of a FAD it seemed like. Now you have VMP and PHP joining the ranks. So now we have 3 companies that offer custom tuning. You don't see Troyers name thrown around on here like it use to but I would say he has about 70% of the market share as far as tuning goes based on previous customers. The rest being VMP or PHP. Will PHP ever be as big as Troyer? I doubt it. So when you say 'biggest' tuners on here is why i questioned you.
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03-10-2009 | 10:20 AM
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#23
03-10-2009 | 10:33 PM
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Got it, you were more specifically speaking about the tuning products they now offer. Right?