Do you mean the bottom brackets can be unbolted and moved? I haven't looked at that option yet. I have given them a bit of a bend with a shifter but they are pretty solid and I certainly wasn't going to get 15mm out of them.

As far as never having other complaints I quite simply don't believe you. I actually feel quite insulted that you would claim this. Do you think we are that silly? You just don't want to change the description because you know it will affect sales. What other reason could there be? Your argument doesn't make sense. You don't want that information on the website because you don't think it is necessary? If it makes so little difference then just put it up. I have added a review so the information is there anyway. I will email petit.

 

RX7 Store has always come through for me and I have had no problems with them.

I also know shipping overseas has had an increased ETA due to US Customs and how backlogged they are. On the 'Down Under' side of the house I am pretty sure the Ag Inspectors play a part in that as well, my experience with them is that they are pretty fanatcial about letting stuff from overseas into Australia.

 

Mike,
This is the last I'm going to post on the subject because we can argue around in circles all day about this.
If I was getting a bunch of complaints on either the AST or Koyo then I would change the wording. The fact is as I have already pointed out that the majority of US Spec cars are not running a stock setup. Running an aftermarket intercooler only lets you run one bolt holding the AST anyway. Anyone that works on their RX-7 on a regular basis knows that some shifting of parts or modifications may need to be made for these items to work. I did change the wording for the koyo radiator.
As I told you a while ago before you started this thread, you can return the AST for a full refund.
If you wanted a discussion on this topic it could have been handled thru emails.

 

I think what would have prevented many of the issues is a more proactive approach on letting the customers know when something is back ordered instead of finding out something is on back order when a customer asks for an update. If you let them know early enough, they can cancel with you and look elsewhere ASAP. At the very least, can't your vendors update you when they are out of stock when you send in an order? That way you can tell your buyer what's going on before they wonder where their stuff is.

 

That is generally what I do. Let them know once the order is placed which is what I did on the thread starters order. Yes he had to wait on the item but he knew that and I don't think that is what he is really complaining about in this thread.

 

As always your same old excuses, which range from delay from supplier to, it is going out next week, then no answered emails or PM's, apologies for delays...etc.
The empty promises of delivery soon kept me hooked and waiting.
So again, RX7 store is a drop shipment business.

Where's my refund for the delivery charges, about $50-60 dollars???
Any reason why you kept it???
This time, I can't get a ban from you for complaining about your bad business.

 

So an item I dont make that is obviously out of stock is a new concept to you? I guess you are the only person on this planet that has had to wait on a product? Give me a ******* break and get over it.
You want a shipping refund on an order that is 8 years old that I dont even remember.
Move on.

 

Complaining about a shipment from 6+ years ago? It looks like this thread has run its course...

 

Reading is fundamental, 6-7 years I did not say 8.
You had it was advertised in stock, that was the problem.
A ban for asking for the shipping refund?
Since I do very well and don't need it, I have moved on and never said anything till now, just to get it out of my chest.
RX7Store not worth the wait or the penny savings.
Now this can be closed.

 

If I advertised it was in stock and then told you it was not you had the option on not buying it. Simple as that. Its happened to all of us including myself but I dont sit and whine about it 6+ years later. Glad you got it off your chest and hope you can sleep better at night.

 

 

Don't close anything yet. I am still waiting for an answer on one of my biggest issues, the refund on the parts I never received. Jason you need to deal with this or I will be forced to contact the bank.

 

Well ok, but we're only arguing in circles because you keep saying the same thing and ignoring anything I say on the issue. :-)

 

I'm done talking about the radiator and AST. Send me an email regarding the missing part.

 

that's good, as my largest complaint was about an engine, the cost of the engine and the quality of work done on the engine. i can understand some items from overseas taking a little while to ship.

 

I wish I had seen this thread 2 months ago. I ordered a short throw shifter from the website 17 June, received a confirmation email on 20 June with an order number saying it would be shipped next day. On 2 July I sent a follow up email looking for some kind of shipping tracking number, and now it's 15 July and I have neither the part nor a response.

 

Have you called me? I dont recall getting any emails nor do I have any outstanding orders for short shifters so not sure what the issue is. PM me your info and I will check it out.

 

Never heard that before.
Rotary Store

 

and you wonder why you were banned years ago? This thread has nothing to do with you so get a life and stay out of it.

 

hey mike, i bought a koyo rad from rotary speciaties (they ordered it from Jason) and yes it wasn't OEM fit, but it was very easy to install. not to insult you, but my grand mother could have installed it. i have a 99 bumber with the reinforcing plastic behind the bumber and i did a couple notches on my OEM clips from my OEM rad, a lil dremo massage in the reinforced plastic ( for to top corner of the rad) and that's it. it fit like a glove (not the one OJ Simpson was wearing) lol i have my oem fans on it and its at the same place. it was actually easier to install the rad than the fuel pump. i think it took 30min to me and Bruno (10aeRX7) to get it done ( i have to say the engine wasn't in the car at the time)

 

Based on the pic you posted, it looks like you have the bracket install backwards. The bracket should be face up, which will allow the radiator to go down more.

 

Well I cant believe I'm gonna reply to this but here it goes.

Not sure what all problems people have have had w/Pettit AST but other than
it leaking (which would have to be a fluke) or being damaged, or not installed correctly, by a someone qualified...I
cant imagine havin a problem w/it and I actually have recommended em for years.
Acturally, I cant think of anything Pettit fabricates that is anything other than the
highest quality. Certainly highest quality for the money, especially when you consider their parts are proven in the field. As far as mounting these or any other parts far as that goes, its gotta be one of the easiest. Only needs the upper mounting bracket by the way. Pettit is quality stuff in my opinion, which would explain why Jason sells em .

Not sure which KOYO model mentioned but when I mounted mine, bought it from Jason and he had it in stock, I did a little trimmin w/a small cuttin wheel, but I dont think it was totally necessary and would have mounted ok as is I'm just a little pickie'.

Opinions will always vary and you dont usually read tons of posts about how great some deal was or how extremely satisifed someone was. On the other hand, I have waited on some parts, that I requested to buy before from Jason
(as well as others) but he never broke any promises. Not to mention, I can name at least a dozen parts I got from him that he had on hand. Anyone who has built/worked on/modded these cars has got to understand things usually take longer and cost more than you would expect. As far as my dealins w/Jason whatever they were, in the end I was very satisfied with the results. Some things are worth the wait.

 

Mike, for your ease. You should go look up some installs on the Koyo radiator in the 3rd gen area.

I have personally installed 2 of these. They are not a stock fit, and in those threads on the third gen area you can find the various ways to install them. I say various because these cars are old. On both installs I did they had to be done differently. In the second FD what I did to make it fit the first one did not work. It was not because the radiator was off square, I'm sure its because the cars themselves are, lol.
Its probably smart before any purchase to search the boards for installation threads and see if you are up to the challenge. I agree with the statement above, I usually x2 the difficulty of installing any product I purchase.

 

just reading through this, i also bought a KOYO from Jason and it was packaged perfectly, actually a pain in the *** to get out of the package with it being tightly plastic wrapped to the box. if yours came loose then someone cut it open plain and simple.