I thought Michael McCarthy of JPNZ may like to reply to this, so I emailed him and pointed him in this direction. His reply to me is posted with his authority, below.' It is the same old thing as with everything like this you can't keep everybody happy. This person has never contacted us and the club never got us to translate.
Our site receives requests and once we have enough we publish a manual if we decide the people making request are actual people wanting one and we decide there will be a need in the market.This is our publication and we decide how far to go. We don't aim to translate every page of the manual, we aim to make a manual to suit the guy who wants to repair his own vehicle and the workshop who needs more info, somewhere between a Haynes type manual and the full on workshop manual.Most manuals out of Japan are NZ $600 and about 1000 pages. It is impossible for us to translate and publish 1000 pages for $150 and most people don't ever need everything it would only be the mechanical engineer studying the topic that would. Even Nissan when they published a manual in English for the R34 it was only 200 pages and the Japanese is near 1000 pages. Stronghold crusader full game torrent. Please also remember we have been in business for 14 years and now publish 260 owners manuals and sell to all the major car makers and have done for years and also have published about 8 workshop manuals with no bad feedback from customers. We have never had to give a refund.I'm not sure what it is with people on the chat groups but they like to say things to make themselves look good but they are behind a computer not talking to someone face to face and what this person said was a load of rubbish.
He probably never even brought one.RegardsMichael McCarthy (Director)'. Pissing and moaning after 15 months of stuffing around and not receiving what was paid for, boy.At the end of the day, it's your decision on what you want to do.My post serves as feedback on JPNZ. Refer to the links i've posted and you can make your own decisions and judgements there.Yep, and yet you still seem to be pissing and moaning.Perhaps more patience and understanding would have gotten you the result you wanted.Yes, 15 months is a fair while, but sometimes things that are unique and worthwhile take time. Pissing and moaning after 15 months of stuffing around and not receiving what was paid for, boy.At the end of the day, it's your decision on what you want to do.My post serves as feedback on JPNZ. Refer to the links i've posted and you can make your own decisions and judgements there.In order to read those links, I had to join that forum which I did. In the limited time I had available to read the posts, it appears they actually published 3x workshop manuals for that model, and even bent over backwards to provide the information the VR4 people wanted.
Considering they're the only company I'm aware of translating JDM manuals, it's not like they competing for this area. If it was so easy, they'd be a bunch of companies doing it. I bought a couple of their owners manuals a while back, and thought they were good value, when you consider the very small market they have for these. If they could sell truckloads of each model, sure they could afford to translate every page, but it all boils down to economics. I look forward to the JPNZ M35 manual. Negative feedback from 2008 is not going to help getting this published for those who want it. In order to read those links, I had to join that forum which I did.
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In the limited time I had available to read the posts, it appears they actually published 3x workshop manuals for that model, and even bent over backwards to provide the information the VR4 people wanted. Considering they're the only company I'm aware of translating JDM manuals, it's not like they competing for this area. If it was so easy, they'd be a bunch of companies doing it.
I bought a couple of their owners manuals a while back, and thought they were good value, when you consider the very small market they have for these. If they could sell truckloads of each model, sure they could afford to translate every page, but it all boils down to economics. I look forward to the JPNZ M35 manual.
Negative feedback from 2008 is not going to help getting this published for those who want it.The R32 Skyline manual I saw some time ago from JPNZ was pretty damn good.I am not a mechanic but it is obvious once you see the manual that it is of a high standard and very profesional. Cant comment about missing pages but sounds like a communication problem between the 2 parties to me.It Is easy to be critical of JPNZ without supporting documentation. Throw enough mud and some will stick.I would be confident to buy from JPNZ from the material I have seen. Its hard enough to know on the Internet who is and who isnt reputable.
I hope this helps reduce the misinformatiion.
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