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price reduced and considering Offers. Phil

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sounds good stephen, im living near belfast myself. look forward to hearing more about these plans. Phil

cheers Fordie, 430s are sold i have denso 540s here, got them for my own car but still yet to finish building the engine soo might sell and concentrate on that in the meantime. Phil

I'm not sure I want to part with mine but it's pretty mint. Brandnew mid section last year and new flexi Make me an offer if you like Phil

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Replied to on about the ecu Phil

Customs on top of that postage too! Phil

Relevance? you asked me to post a silly picture in your first post you know keeping silly things to a minimum hope its a good day out, any plans for food and what not? Phil

aww man, my humour has been moderated hope yous get a RR day sorted, look forward to the pics and vids. Phil

Glad to hear yous are doing things right The Sale of Goods Act 1979, under which traders must sell goods that are as described and of satisfactory quality, applies to second-hand goods just as it does to new ones. But the level of protection you’ll receive will vary depending on who you are buying from. If you’re buying a used item on eBay from an official company, for example, you will be protected under the Sales of Goods Act in its entirety. This means that the goods must be of satisfactory quality as described by the seller and fit for purpose. This is also the case when buying from any standalone official online retailer – whether the goods are second-hand or new. In fact, in this case, another layer of protection will apply, known as Distance Selling Regulations. “As you haven’t been able to see the goods, this law states that you have a seven-day cooling off period, which starts from the day after delivery, in which to change your mind,” says Frank Shepherd, spokesperson for the Office of Fair Trading. This means you can get a full refund without having to give a reason – regardless of whether the goods are second-hand or new. Quoted from the internet (moneywise UK) Phil

your getting on board now see not running yous down at all, just pointing out the big benefit over a private seller. Yes you have no choice but to offer a full refund no matter the situation within so many days, even if someone changes their mind under the law as a online trader. unless someone collects and then its really up to them to check it over before they leave. JDM-ep def has its benefits. Phil

None of which matters, because he can buy them, check them and send them back if he doesn't like what he gets. I wasn't running down your products, rather i was actually referencing the benefits of buying off a proper trader, Like yous! If you were some randomer, he would have to say the seller claimed the pistons were serviceable but turns are they arent etc etc but those arguements are out the window cause you arent some random goof ball, yous are a proper trader. Win Win Win. cheap set of pistons for someone if they turn out to be sweet, if not nothing lost. Phil

super dooper progress. Looking forward to seeing it finished. Phil

id be cautious about these, Bad rods, will mostly likely leave serious wear on the wee ends/pistons. BUT i wouldn't necessarily not purchase them because if they aren't usable you can just return them for a full refund inside 20days/2weeks roughly. Phil

good job! lol funny onion / hilarious vegetable etc etc Phil

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