INDY heads from PARTS LIMITED..wrong springs

["Bruce Hevner" <scramblr@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

>Joe, the lawyer is going to do whatever you want -- as long as you're
willing to pay him. It would be cheaper for you just to buy the springs and
>install them. BUT -- if I were you I'd call Indy and explain the problem
(and mention the seller) to them. They may not pay to replace the springs,
>but they might agree to swap them out if you send the others back. They
might tell the supplier to do the same, or stop selling him heads if he's
not >going to take care of his customers. Just be polite and don't lose your
cool with them. You really need to disassemble and thoroughly clean those
>heads before you use them anyway. There is usually some machining grit left
in them from the factory. Everyone I've talked to about ANY maker's
>aluminum heads tell me to disassemble and thoroughly clean them before use.


I absolutely agree!! You SHOULD get in touch with Indy and tell them the
whole story!! THEY should offer to make it right with you,, if only for good
customer relations,, but also because it would be the RIGHT thing to do.
AND how will they know this vendor is pulling shenanigans like this with
THEIR products unless YOU tell them. So now let's see how Indy handles it.
PLEASE keep the list up to date.
THANX
Bruce Hevner