Remember: The Upcoming Twin Turbo Kit?
05-04-2003, 11:06 AM
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uhhh......wasn't A-spec tuning supposed to be the company that was building the kit in question? i read something about it in a thread a few weeks ago, and was wondering if there was any real correlation.....
05-04-2003, 11:35 AM
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uhhh......wasn't A-spec tuning supposed to be the company that was building the kit in question? i read something about it in a thread a few weeks ago, and was wondering if there was any real correlation.....
05-09-2003, 08:35 AM
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lol this cracks me up:
"They are very apologetic...I am highly pissed...they offer me a new RX7Store sticker as consolation!!! A GODDAMN STICKER!!! What am I? A fricken Honda driver? I'm going to parade your damn sticker on my car...be a rolling red billboard for your clusterf*ck of an operation?? Whatever..."
Jason seems like he's sympathetic when problems arise. A lot of this stuff is probably not his fault directly/personally, but as a manager he is responsible for the system. Personally I'd never buy from anywhere that I have to keep tabs on. I don't have enough time as it is and I'm not going to waste it "motivating" vendors to deliver after I've given them my money.
My A-list:
-Mazdatrix
-RotaryExtreme (in the old days as RX7fashion)
-Rotormotorsports (several good purchase experiences, but I know other people haven't been as lucky).
-Malloy Mazda
-A-spec
"They are very apologetic...I am highly pissed...they offer me a new RX7Store sticker as consolation!!! A GODDAMN STICKER!!! What am I? A fricken Honda driver? I'm going to parade your damn sticker on my car...be a rolling red billboard for your clusterf*ck of an operation?? Whatever..."
Jason seems like he's sympathetic when problems arise. A lot of this stuff is probably not his fault directly/personally, but as a manager he is responsible for the system. Personally I'd never buy from anywhere that I have to keep tabs on. I don't have enough time as it is and I'm not going to waste it "motivating" vendors to deliver after I've given them my money.
My A-list:
-Mazdatrix
-RotaryExtreme (in the old days as RX7fashion)
-Rotormotorsports (several good purchase experiences, but I know other people haven't been as lucky).
-Malloy Mazda
-A-spec
05-09-2003, 09:06 AM
#24
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Originally Posted by ccarlisi' date='May 9 2003, 06:35 AM
-Rotormotorsports (several good purchase experiences, but I know other people haven't been as lucky).
I was one of the people he told "Your parts have already shipped." Needless to say I will never get them.
READ THIS!
AND THIS!
05-09-2003, 11:49 AM
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YES YES YES I know all about the problems people have had with him. I'm aware rotormotorsports is history. The short list I provided was based on my personal experience not 2nd hand info posted on a message board. Regardless of what Slava did to other people, and I have no reason to doubt the stories I've heard, everything I ordered from him went out when he said it would, and arrived on or BEFORE the date promised. You're right though this is moot and for that reason I probably should have left it off the list.
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