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Brian Fuerbach |
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Very disappointed when I received 2 rebuilt calipers and one obviously had some considerable corrosion before being restored. After cad plating it looks like a gold nugget. The pad resting areas are extremely pitted and uneven. Pads move a lot more in the caliper than in my original calipers. Will this lead to any issues if I decide to use them?
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Van B |
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Thought about this thread and the long time vendor who sent that part out.
I think the responsible thing to do is for that vendor's rep to own up to this and offer an explanation. For the record, we do know who you are and that you were OK putting your name on the box and charging money for that piece of yellow zinc scrap. Again, speaking for myself, my future purchase decisions will be affected by the response here or in private. |
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