No More Pro M ??

[Paul Perreca]

I went to my speedshop to show him the finished product of my car, and to get a price on a Pro M instead of a C&L just so I'd know, n he said that Pro M went out of business - His direct quote was - "They were such *******s to people that they ended up going out of business" lol I don't really believe that, but if he said they went out of business, they probably did! Anyone else here about this? I guess I'll have to get a used one off ebay or find a newoldstock lol

Sorry if this isn't really considered tech, but it kind of is considering everyone argues who is better C&L or Pro M, now it's gonna have to be C&L by default lol

Paul Perreca

 

[04sleeper]

Thats not the story. Tell your buddy he needs to get it right.

They did go out of business for a while but it wasn't because of the people being *****.

Here is Pro-M's new site.

http://www.massairsystems.com/

 

[Paul Perreca]

yea he's not really my buddy, he's just the guy that robs me blind when i want aluminum heads or somethin lol so they are still IN business than right now??

 

[HISSIN50]

yea he's not really my buddy, he's just the guy that robs me blind when i want aluminum heads or somethin lol so they are still IN business than right now??

As I understand it, most of the old employee base started up under a new name. The link from Kevin is the new business.

 

[Paul Perreca]

so ProM is now PMAS? Professional Mass Air System -

 

[NO_RICE]

so ProM is now PMAS? Professional Mass Air System -

well its not Recreational Mass Air Systems





sorry I just had to

 

[bubba-dough]

I have dealt with the "new" Pro-M. They were great. BTW, they hate being referred to as Pro-M (they weren't rude at all about it but they did tell me that).

 

[Daggar]

I have dealt with the "new" Pro-M. They were great. BTW, they hate being referred to as Pro-M (they weren't rude at all about it but they did tell me that).

LOL, it's true. The only real similarities are they they have one of Pro-M's flow bench machines, the guy who wrote the software for them, and several of the old employees. They seem to be applying some better business sense than Pro-M did. With luck, they'll soon get to the point where they are saturating the Mustang market like Pro-M once did. I'm hoping it will be because of a product reliability as opposed to the sheer inexpense of the product they sell. Pro-M used to make a great product but they sold themselves out of business. Once the head guy died, there was no hope for survival.

 

[Paul Perreca]

so they aren't the same meters?

 

[Daggar]

so they aren't the same meters?

They're built in the same fashion. Parts are being used from different vendors but the modifications done to calibrate them are basically the same.

 

[N8Miller]

LOL, it's true. The only real similarities are they they have one of Pro-M's flow bench machines, the guy who wrote the software for them, and several of the old employees. They seem to be applying some better business sense than Pro-M did. With luck, they'll soon get to the point where they are saturating the Mustang market like Pro-M once did. I'm hoping it will be because of a product reliability as opposed to the sheer inexpense of the product they sell. Pro-M used to make a great product but they sold themselves out of business. Once the head guy died, there was no hope for survival.

thats exactly right. I have delt with them too, they are very nice people.