Where to Cryo?
02-19-2004, 11:20 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by SaV
I really don't trust that Polydyn stuff. Isn't its purpose much like what the diff oil is for???
On another topic, LET'S DO A BAY AREA GROUP BUY ON SOME GEARS
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I really don't trust that Polydyn stuff. Isn't its purpose much like what the diff oil is for???
On another topic, LET'S DO A BAY AREA GROUP BUY ON SOME GEARS
!!!!!!!!!
02-20-2004, 07:44 PM
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It seems that I might go for 4.77's. Here is the reply:
Hi XXX,
I have collated all the info on the 4.625's but there are also duties and shipping rates to consider which I've discovered brings them up into the $500 USD range.
Due to this I have as yet been unable to arrange a trial install and also have concerns about providing warranty given the potential for installs by unsuitably qualified persons. As you probably know Rick's has had numerous problems with this very issue.
There are 4 sets only available in Korea at present. Larger orders have a wait time of around a month according to my Kia contact. Kia will not warranty them for obvious reasons and consequently this would leave me in a rather precarious situation should any failures occur.
They could be provided with no warranty but I'm not sure buyers would be comfortable with that scenario. I am also wary of doing anything that might erode our good business reputation.
In short I could be ready to provide them at any time but am as yet undecided as to whether I will.
Giving it further consideration and am open to discourse.
Regards,
--Muz
Hi XXX,
I have collated all the info on the 4.625's but there are also duties and shipping rates to consider which I've discovered brings them up into the $500 USD range.
Due to this I have as yet been unable to arrange a trial install and also have concerns about providing warranty given the potential for installs by unsuitably qualified persons. As you probably know Rick's has had numerous problems with this very issue.
There are 4 sets only available in Korea at present. Larger orders have a wait time of around a month according to my Kia contact. Kia will not warranty them for obvious reasons and consequently this would leave me in a rather precarious situation should any failures occur.
They could be provided with no warranty but I'm not sure buyers would be comfortable with that scenario. I am also wary of doing anything that might erode our good business reputation.
In short I could be ready to provide them at any time but am as yet undecided as to whether I will.
Giving it further consideration and am open to discourse.
Regards,
--Muz
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