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Wow.

I’m not so sure about CorkSport anymore. I loved them, and they really did move on it to get things out to me on time so that when I got back everything was ready. Money makes it all possible.

Unforunately I noticed an additional $275 on my Discover Card. I called today to find out what happened, did they charge me for the new routers thinking they’d credit me when they got the incorrect rotors back? Turns out no. $150 for shipping, plus an additional difference in price on the pads.

I did say overnight them, do whatever you have to do. I also said that to the mechanic causing him to buy the mazdaspeed parts from the dealership.

Well I said what I said because I wanted to get things done.
I ordered the wrong part. I was willing to pay for shipping, I expected to pay for shipping.
I just paid $50 to send the old parts back. I needed brake pads, I couldn’t be without my car when I got back from vacation, so if CorkSport wasn’t going to come through I needed a backup plan. That backup plan included returning the parts to the dealer. Unforunately they’re special order.

So I’m paying $325 in shipping, and $170 for Mazdaspeed pads that are unreturnable.
CorkSport says they’re not going to do anything on the shipping because I ordered it. The sales person took no responsbility, and I’m footing the bill.

So I need to get at least $225 on eBay for old Mazdaspeed rotors (50,000 miles) and brand new pads.
I wonder if I can do it. I’ll try and slip the $50 shipping into it, that’s normally how I take care of it – flat rate, don’t bid if you don’t want to pay it.

.:sigh:. and now my Discover is at it’s limit, all because I wanted to be able to stop fast.

The car stops awesome, on a dime, it literally pitches forward – but I won’t be ordering any modifications for a verry very long time.