Holy f**king s**t there's some retarded comments being spouted in here!!
Consumer law says any warranty should go through the retailer, not the manufacturer. The contract is between retailer and customer. If I was in Spax's shoes the first bit of communication I would of said to go through the retailer.
He is - they were sold direct from spax under a trading name, he paid money to spax, spax ARE the retailer and the manufacturer in this case.
The finance company isn't the customer - that's retarded, finance company just pays your invoice with a loan. Are you saying if I buy suspension on my 0% credit card that technically HSBC own my suspension? LMFAO
As to everyone saying "I'd have paid more and bought them through Dan" - did you smack your head hard while fitting your cheap coilovers?
Are you honestly saying given an option of £700 split over a years payments with no interest at all OR paying MORE to Dan all in one go - you'd go with that option?
The only possible reason you'd do that is if you know that Spax are a bunch of arses to deal with, and the kit is likely to need warranty work, and want the safety net of a middle guy! lol
If spax weren't completely refusing to replace/refund kit that was sold completely unfit for purpose which is breaking UK law then you wouldn't need a middle guy to take the hassle away. Spax are entirely at fault here there is no way anyone can argue that kit was fit even for track use. I don't understand how they can even suggest it was fit for purpose when they have redesigned the kit to address the issues with it.
I am soooooo glad after seeing the build quality of the Spax kit 1st hand that I went with a better brand!
Also and I really need to get this off my chest to Dan,Mitch and all the other "It's a track setup"
WHAT THE f**k TRACKS DO YOU DRIVE? Do you only drive tracks in the south of france and only in the dry?
Do race drivers dry their coilovers with wooly towels and then grease them up before putting the car back in the garage???
I drove a few tracks last year in the rain, then put the car straight back in the garage until next time, this means the shock absorbers then sit for 4-6 weeks wet and not being used, ideal scenario for rust, in fact considering what's happened to these it's literally a worse scenario for coilovers than driving them every day!!
So much rage reading these spax threads.