**faulty newage coilvers**
01 November 2008, 07:20 PM
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**faulty newage coilvers**
Guys,
I have some newage coilovers sitting at the factory . They had been retuned as having a reported knocking noise - I'm guessing they weren't fitted correctly but don't know .
They come from the States and are too expensive to send back for repair/exchange.
They are used and do need cleaning up
These are the coilovers we retail at £379
cdf racing
Asking for £100 + delivery for a bargin!
I have some newage coilovers sitting at the factory . They had been retuned as having a reported knocking noise - I'm guessing they weren't fitted correctly but don't know .
They come from the States and are too expensive to send back for repair/exchange.
They are used and do need cleaning up
These are the coilovers we retail at £379
cdf racing
Asking for £100 + delivery for a bargin!
08 November 2008, 02:40 PM
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You say you suspect they were not fitted correctly hence the knocking but what else could be be causing it? I am looking for lowering springs and this could be an alternative but i am no expert.
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08 November 2008, 03:03 PM
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14 November 2008, 06:32 PM
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thought i'd seen it all
Just goes to prove everything advertised ebay is a lie, lol.
14 November 2008, 07:22 PM
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pmsl thats business chaps, i hide nothing, there isnt a knock fully tested, full working order, cant blame me for trying come on..... this is ebay
i took a gamble it paid off
just trying to get some extra xmas pennys lol
i took a gamble it paid off
just trying to get some extra xmas pennys lol
15 November 2008, 01:29 PM
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someone bought it and then someone off here emailed them lol
anyways they are on this site prob reading this so can you please accept the mutual decided not to complete thingy so i can get my £20 final value fees back so i can relist
lee
anyways they are on this site prob reading this so can you please accept the mutual decided not to complete thingy so i can get my £20 final value fees back so i can relist
lee
15 November 2008, 01:39 PM
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i have done its just the mutual withdrawl thingy
to get my fees back
i spose i can get some satisfaction if he doesnt do it i can leave him some horrible feedback and he wont be able to return the favour
but to be honest id rather just get me money back crack on and sell em to someone else
to get my fees back
i spose i can get some satisfaction if he doesnt do it i can leave him some horrible feedback and he wont be able to return the favour
but to be honest id rather just get me money back crack on and sell em to someone else
15 November 2008, 06:36 PM
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i have done its just the mutual withdrawl thingy
to get my fees back
i spose i can get some satisfaction if he doesnt do it i can leave him some horrible feedback and he wont be able to return the favour
but to be honest id rather just get me money back crack on and sell em to someone else
to get my fees back
i spose i can get some satisfaction if he doesnt do it i can leave him some horrible feedback and he wont be able to return the favour
but to be honest id rather just get me money back crack on and sell em to someone else
15 November 2008, 07:55 PM
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I totally understand where you are coming from Apples by trying to make a buck or two, thats enterprise mate,
However making some crazy sh*t up just to sell them is wrong IMO and just as has been proven you have a dispute on your hands,
They are good bits of kit and should sell themselves bud.
No offense meant either, maybe i have to much integrity but hey thats me.
Mac
However making some crazy sh*t up just to sell them is wrong IMO and just as has been proven you have a dispute on your hands,
They are good bits of kit and should sell themselves bud.
No offense meant either, maybe i have to much integrity but hey thats me.
Mac
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