Is the ride height incorrect or something? It probably won't matter much to you anyway.

 

^nice job killing the thread.

 

You can also go to my ebay and if you dig you can get Ebay to give you the persons telephone #. I did this s couple of times some time back. Definately e-mail Paypal and Ebay on it.

I have been buying and selling thousands of items. From headlight bulbs to 45,000 $ 71 Challenger. Recently sold my 86 GN without a hitch. I have a perfect feedback and have never been ripped off either. Without a doubt the biggest thing to me is the feedback rating of the seller/buyer. A high feedback especially someone that has been on there for years tells me that they do a bunch of buisness on there and do not want to get dropped or at the minimum get negative feedback.

Bottom line check the deal out and be smart. Many times I will want the phone # of the person if it is an individual and a fairly high $ amount. Another trick is if it is expensive I will ask the seller if I (Or a local to them family member) can pick the item up and pay cash. If they stall on that or do not wish to then that's a no go.

GL with getting things squared up.

 

I have asked for his phone # and he hasn't replied yet. This was about 4 days ago. I got my new springs and everything now im trying to contact him to arrange the returning process.

 

Ebay will give you the info they have on them if they have to. Try this.

http://search.ebay.com/ws/search/Adv...=9#ContactInfo

 

^It won't give me the information since i bought them about 4 months ago.
The guy hasnt emailed me back yet. Next action?? anyone

 

Well, why exactly do you care? If it's a lot of trouble to take care of the problem, it's probably not worth it. It's not a complicated piece of hardware. It's a coiled wire. If the spring rates are matched and they fit, you're never going to notice a difference. See my point yet?

 

I actually got them off my car and put the authentic ones on with 350z shocks. The reason i did that was safety only.