nc-grayson
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Anybody ordered SPC UCA's recently enough to remember all the parts that were included in your set?
Received my UCA's earlier this week. I believe everything is there just based on common sense, but the method of shipping was absolutely horrific so I'm just double checking to make sure I received everything before I dive in. I didn't receive any parts list, just a one-pager with installation instructions.
I received the package literally exactly how you see it here. NO exterior shipping box, just the actual package box itself. Not a single shred of tape on it anywhere. Just literally the red box seen here which is flimsy in itself because of the weight of the parts. It was LITERALLY sitting half open on my doorstep just as you see here.
I received two arms, a baggie of various hardware and bushing grease, and a baggie with two ball joints. And the installation sheet. Like I said, I believe it's all here but anything could have vanished at any point during the shipping process because this thing seriously wasn't even taped closed at any point in it's life.
TIA
Received my UCA's earlier this week. I believe everything is there just based on common sense, but the method of shipping was absolutely horrific so I'm just double checking to make sure I received everything before I dive in. I didn't receive any parts list, just a one-pager with installation instructions.
I received the package literally exactly how you see it here. NO exterior shipping box, just the actual package box itself. Not a single shred of tape on it anywhere. Just literally the red box seen here which is flimsy in itself because of the weight of the parts. It was LITERALLY sitting half open on my doorstep just as you see here.
I received two arms, a baggie of various hardware and bushing grease, and a baggie with two ball joints. And the installation sheet. Like I said, I believe it's all here but anything could have vanished at any point during the shipping process because this thing seriously wasn't even taped closed at any point in it's life.
TIA