Mechavore884

[MikeisNissan]

Too high mann

[miravete]

did you sell them used? where they stripped when you sold them? did you let the buyer know?

and on the side, 3+ months is a pretty long time to ask for a refund...

[Silverbullet]

i was installing these for him today.
3 months is a long time, but you dont feel the least bit guilty for...

1. advertising OEM shocks as tokico shocks and painting them. yes oems are tokico but it is misleading in that most ppl would assume its aftermarket. The rears were legit, but the fronts were infact stock 240sx shocks. That wasnt the only problem...

2. The camber plates did not have a full range of motion. you can tell how much the bottom of the studs were grinding and digging into the housing on the top of the springs. I would assume there was plenty of binding when they were on your car.

3. making money by taking advantage of a less experienced 240 guy, and then making a complaint on him when its obvious you sold him some bs shocks

[MikeisNissan]

whoa i did not realize the front were oem tokicos? Im afraid I too was mislead, when I first bought them from another forum the guy said they were aftermarket tokicos. I did not paint them, thats how I got them. But I had resolved it with him and everything is ok. I too am not very experienced when it comes to 240's. I just wanted advise to what to do, I didnt make much money off of these, the guy i bought them from charged me 150 for the fronts alone back then, thus he took advantage of me, and the rears were another 100.