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The only possible resolution from the vendor that would be to your advantage would be a refund.

I often share with new owners that if you talk to enough people, you will find major complaints about every vendor. Nobody, even our vendors, can bat 1000 all of the time.

The solution I suggest is to do business with all of them and you will have your own good guy and bad guy list after a few years.

in your case, you have a vendor that you might want to add to your bad guy list. 😉

I would just proceed and buy the Wilwood, and if you can get a refund from the vendor, consider yourself very lucky.

Larry

6/7/233:05 PM

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