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Stranoparts.com order Anyone order anything in the past few days? I realize they were closed last week, but just curious what's going on. I was hoping to hear from them yesterday about my springs. My guess is, they are swamped with orders from the time off and just trying to catch up. Just wondering if anyone else has heard anything.
Sam, if you're reading this, I'm just impatient, that's all. Looking forward to trying out your springs.
Thanks.
Dave
Sam, if you're reading this, I'm just impatient, that's all. Looking forward to trying out your springs.
Thanks.
Dave
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Sam has about the best customer service I've ever experienced.....he answers questions via email in a day or two usually and hes always shipped my orders fast.
I'd say he's swamped........which is a good sign.
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I'd say he's swamped........which is a good sign.
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Hey guys. Yeah, I tried to get on here earlier today after he called me and the server was down or something. In any case, he called me and took the info. He even talked me out of the "jeep" bumper stops and gave me a tip on what to do with my existing ones to boot. Now THAT's customer service. I will definitely be buying more stuff from him as budget allows.
Thanks again Sam. :use:
Dave
Thanks again Sam. :use:
Dave
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In any case, I'm good now. Should have my springs Friday if I'm lucky. I should be able to get them on this weekend and see how that things handles. I will post a new thread and let you know guys how I like them. I'm sure it will be a repeat of the many positive feedbacks on the Strano springs.
Dave
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Hey guys. Yeah, I tried to get on here earlier today after he called me and the server was down or something. In any case, he called me and took the info. He even talked me out of the "jeep" bumper stops and gave me a tip on what to do with my existing ones to boot. Now THAT's customer service. I will definitely be buying more stuff from him as budget allows.
Thanks again Sam. :use:
Dave
Thanks again Sam. :use:
Dave
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This should probably be another thread. But, I will briefly explain here. Now this is on my WS6, so not sure it applies to others. But, with the stock bump stops, there is an aluminum spacer between the actual bumpstop and the frame. He said just remove that and bolt the bumper back on. You gain about 1/2" of additional travel. I was going to try it last night and figured I would wait until the weekend when I change my springs. I will take pics when I do it and start a new thread for those that don't know about it.
Dave
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This should probably be another thread. But, I will briefly explain here. Now this is on my WS6, so not sure it applies to others. But, with the stock bump stops, there is an aluminum spacer between the actual bumpstop and the frame. He said just remove that and bolt the bumper back on. You gain about 1/2" of additional travel. I was going to try it last night and figured I would wait until the weekend when I change my springs. I will take pics when I do it and start a new thread for those that don't know about it.
Dave
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I also recently placed an order and he called back on Tuesday and said he was at a race event (which he also stated on his news feed on the website). He was very helpful and informative with my order and other questions and apologized for the delay. I'd definitely do business with him again because of his great customer service and immense knowledge. To the OP, you don't have to worry about Sam. He'll take care of you.
