Originally Posted by 1QWIK7

LOL i know gene, you told me this a million times but couldnt hurt to ask one more time

Btw, answer me on aim yo

Originally Posted by Circuit Theory

Ok I spent quite a while checking my Mazda parts CD-rom and couldnt find it. I could find it for all the non 99spec and up models but not the 99 and after.

I then called mazda japan and asked them to find it for me. No luck but they said they would get back to me. I continued to search the cd-rom thinking it might have had a name change. Still no luck.

Then I picked up RX-7 magazine Vol 16 from 2002. There is a pic of the last Spirit R rolling off the line in there. In that pic you can see that it does not have any oil cooler ducts. I am about 99% sure they do not exist now, atleast not from mazda. The oil ducts do have mointing brackets for the duct but they did not come on the late model FD`s to my knowledge. You should be able to use the earlier gen ducts but it just wont look right.

Originally Posted by Patrick@RHDJapan

You have expressed concern regarding some type of compensation for the error on our website. However from an administration and management perspective it could become a contentious issue to decide where liability lies because our terms of service clearly state that we are not responsible or liable for loss incurred due to information obtained from our website. This being said we do want to come to a solution because we do understand the situation from a customer, racer perspective.

Originally Posted by Patrick@RHDJapan

Dear Herblenny,

You are unhappy because of a mistake on OUR website we sent you the wrong part, and you would like us to step up and fix the issue. However, we feel that viewing this strictly from OUR point of view there might be a problem of who exactly is at fault here. As you see it is clearly written on our website that we are not responsible for **** even if it’s OUR own damn fault. Now that we completely exempt ourselves of anything wrong we would still like to do YOU the favor of coming to some sort of agreement, as we can see why you might be unhappy with our service.

Originally Posted by montego

lol



So let’s put this in regular English and let’s personalize this a bit as well:



Wacha think? Did I get the jist of it or what? What a crock of **** …. FYI You supposedly legal binding contract of exempt liability does not fly and you are still responsible for your vendor/supplier/rep. In other words, who ever you employ to do the work for you.

Just for the record I think Herblenny is being very civil about this. I on the other hand given that bullshit legal jargon (what you attempted to do is called gobbledygook by the way) of who is responsible, would have called my credit card company and gotten my money back. Reson being I didn’t get the item that I purchased and I don’t want store credit

Originally Posted by Patrick@RHDJapan

Yes, the offer is for anyone who purchased the items from us. As we have uploaded all the orders that may have been affected by this, the coupon code will be your original order number and this coupon code can be entered at the checkout page. We do not expect anyone to return the items to us, they are yours to do with what you like. We have never had any intention of misleading or neglecting any of our customers and hope that we contribute positively to the rotary community across the globe.

thanks again!

Originally Posted by afgmoto1978

Either ReAmemiya or KnightSports used to make fiberglass oil cooler ducto for the 99 bumper.

I plan on making my own, but my oil cooler arrangement isn't the same as stock.

Good luck.

Originally Posted by herblenny

For my blk FD I need to make my own also.. Let me know how yours turn out. You are the man when it comes to write ups!

Also, any plans to come to this years DGRR?

Originally Posted by internal comsucktion engi

Hey Phil,
Man this is really disheartening to hear considering what we were planning to buy just a few weeks ago..... I can't believe they would treat you like this by not fixing the issue? It really sucks that a company that offers so many rare jdm FD parts, has a suck-tackular customer service.
-J

Originally Posted by afgmoto1978

I really really want to, will have to wait and see on if I can take the six work days off and the money to do it. I'm figuring it's going to cost me ~$1,800+ in gas, hotels and food for the trip. 2587.92 miles one way.

http://www.mapquest.com/directions/m...733&panelbtn=2

Originally Posted by dgeesaman

FYI, Mazdacomp sells brake ducts that are described as "Left brake cooling duct required when installing '99 RX-7 front bumper to earlier years. Design eliminates oil cooler ducting."

Left side: F138-43-64XB
Right side: F138-43-63XB

Originally Posted by dgeesaman

So it seems to me the "99 spec brake duct" is more of a special part designed to bridge between the old oil cooler layout and new bumper design. You may have a hard time finding it thru the regular mazda channels.

Originally Posted by memphisraines82

Patrick,
Only one of my codes worked for half the amount. As I stated earlier, I had two seperate orders for the ducts. Thanks, and I look foreward to doing more business with you guys. My email registered with you guys is brentdalton@hotmail.com

Brent Dalton

Originally Posted by Sled Driver

You are correct in your discription.

I have a set & they are just the plastic corner sections. They overlap the brake ducts on the front lip & support the front lower edge of the fender liner. The sides are open

Basicly, when looking though the oil cooler & brake duct openings in the bumper you wont see the ground.

Originally Posted by 1QWIK7

So basically these "ducts" are for cosmetic purposes? Or perhaps they do serve a purpose but it would be just fine without them? Is that what you guys are saying?