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Tried pm'ing Fatz, no response. Tried John as UAS but he can't receive pm's.

Does anyone know wtf is happening with this? I paid a deposit nearly 4 months back now and if this has died in the arse would like my money back so I can sort something else.

Who else has paid?

Don't blame Pete...he's dealing with a very difficult supplier...i paid up front for some brake caliper adaptors to be engineered from the same place...waited a long time to recieve nothing. Good thing was UAS refunded money without an issue.

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Yeah I know Dirt but in the end Pete got the gb together and has collected the cash for UAS so he needs to update the thread every now and then.

I don't really care if it's going to be another 2-3 months before we see the finished article it would just be nice to know what's happening with them.

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