Blitz NuR Spec Exhaust Review (07 Liftback) - Toyota Yaris Forums

ChinoCharles · 05-09-2007, 03:00 PM

No, see, it isn't your fault. You paid good money for a quality product only for it to arrive defective. You said there was no obvious visible damage to the box, but if outside forces were to bend the hanger you'd know by looking at the box. That takes a lot of force. So, Blitz fucked up and you're left with a scorched bumper. If you don't e-mail them I'm doing it for you.

I think this is symptomatic of an issue I see with a lot of companies making parts for this car. These well-established companies think they're so talented anymore that they don't need to test fit products before shipping. If Blitz put that exhaust on the car before they started shipping them, why in the hell did you get one that scorched the bumper? My bet? A hiccup in their research department and a lack of testing led to your little problem. This isn't the only time I've seen this... how many parts have we seen now that have minor (or major) fitment issues? I know the car is hard to get a hold of for testing, but Jesus...

EDIT: Doc, you're probably right... but the seller and/or the company producing the product didn't care to mention this to US buyers? I expect better service and support from companies charging big bucks for their products. This exhaust isn't cheap!

Similar Threads
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
NEWS: TOYOTA REVEALS ALL-NEW YARIS SEDAN AT 2006 LOS ANGELES AUTO SHOW	VitzBoy	General Yaris / Vitz Discussion	7	09-20-2023 07:50 AM
Stock (OEM) Liftback exhaust for sale...	Galavoxx	Items for Sale by private party	0	12-17-2006 05:47 PM
Exhaust tips Sedan Liftback	tomjasz	Cosmetic Modifications (Exterior/Interior)	25	08-14-2006 06:05 PM

05-09-2007, 03:00 PM	#24
ChinoCharles Banned Drives: LB Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: OH Posts: 7,787	No, see, it isn't your fault. You paid good money for a quality product only for it to arrive defective. You said there was no obvious visible damage to the box, but if outside forces were to bend the hanger you'd know by looking at the box. That takes a lot of force. So, Blitz fucked up and you're left with a scorched bumper. If you don't e-mail them I'm doing it for you. I think this is symptomatic of an issue I see with a lot of companies making parts for this car. These well-established companies think they're so talented anymore that they don't need to test fit products before shipping. If Blitz put that exhaust on the car before they started shipping them, why in the hell did you get one that scorched the bumper? My bet? A hiccup in their research department and a lack of testing led to your little problem. This isn't the only time I've seen this... how many parts have we seen now that have minor (or major) fitment issues? I know the car is hard to get a hold of for testing, but Jesus... EDIT: Doc, you're probably right... but the seller and/or the company producing the product didn't care to mention this to US buyers? I expect better service and support from companies charging big bucks for their products. This exhaust isn't cheap!