| Mike, here's how I see all of this: You wanted a set of GT2860RS turbos and sent funds. I ordered turbos and began building them out. THen you changed your mind and wanted to go with the GT3071. So I told you we would have to sell the RS's because I had already modified them and could not send them back. So the 3071s were ordered and I told you of a 3" inlet pipe system I was developing and you were fine with waiting. About two weeks later you changed your mind once again and wanted to go with the GTX30 series turbos but you had to go to rehab for a month or so. When you came back from rehab I was closing in on starting the 3" inlet system and then you said you weren't sure what you wanted to do. Meanwhile I already had the GT3071's built out for you and we were waiting on the 3" inlet system to be finished to fill your order. Then you wanted to change the order and go with GTX2863 turbos a few weeks ago. It has been a continual change of mind on your end ever since the get-go. You were OK with waiting for the 3" inlet system but you kept changing your mind. So finally you said you wanted to stick with the GT3071s and those were shipped out to you last week along with the 3" inlet pipe system. The RS turbos were sold and funds are being transferred back to you for those. It has been an incredible waste of our time with all of the changes we have had to make. You got a killer deal on the parts you ordered and have received. You knew there was going to be a wait time for the 3" pipes to be made. I just dont think you see how much trouble handling your order has been because of your indecisiveness.
Enthusiasts soon understand each other. --W. Irving.
Are you an enthusiast? If you are out to describe the truth, leave elegance to the
tailor.
Albert Einstein
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