problems installing my new wheels
06-09-2006, 07:11 PM
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well forgive me for being soooo ignorant to you all....>
1) WheelsNext.com is the one that sent me the wrong wheel bolts when my invoice clearly states I ordered wheels for a 2000 Audi TT so I have no clue why they sent me wheel bolts the size 12X1.5 stated on the invoice.
2) This is my first Euro car, everything else I have own had lug nuts and not wheel bolts so all the measurement terms along with custom wheel fitment is all new to me.
3) if someone as ignorant as me in such a particular topic looks for help, why not explain further especially if I last stated that it was all confusing me between what people say on here, what people at local wheel shops say and the idiots who are also at Wheelnext...so who am I really to believe if all one can say is...sorry, can't help you anymore.
2) This is my first Euro car, everything else I have own had lug nuts and not wheel bolts so all the measurement terms along with custom wheel fitment is all new to me.
3) if someone as ignorant as me in such a particular topic looks for help, why not explain further especially if I last stated that it was all confusing me between what people say on here, what people at local wheel shops say and the idiots who are also at Wheelnext...so who am I really to believe if all one can say is...sorry, can't help you anymore.
06-09-2006, 09:15 PM
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sorry >
that was my bad - I shouldn't have said that - everyone has to learn, eveyone's ignorant of something; that - bolt specifications - are just something I know about. The point to you was not so much what you didn't know, but what you were willing to risk in spite of the that fact.
06-10-2006, 04:43 AM
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How many times did I have to say it before...>>
"sorry, I can't help you anymore" had to be said?? I should have stopped earlier and not even made the attempt to help you understand. We tried, honest we did, but your apparent lack of comprehension left us all a little frustrated. Chances are that the folks here are FAR more knowledgeable about the TT requirements then the average counter clerk at Wheels R Us. Go back and read ALL the responses. You were given the correct information several times. This thread is already far longer than it needed to be..
06-10-2006, 06:13 AM
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This thread is not longer than it needed to be, half of the threads on here....>>>
are about long BS stories, comments, and glamour shots and you happen to add to some of those BS threads...this thread was a call for help and confusion on who knows and doesn't know when it comes to wheel bolt specs so don't get you panties all tight up your ***.
06-10-2006, 06:19 AM
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It's responses like yours...>>
That leave me real lukewarm about helping anyone. BTW I've been here for awhile and helped more people than you can count. Crossing you off my list for the future makes my life easier...
06-10-2006, 06:40 AM
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oh I can accept the criticism, jokes, and all that other BS, but if some...>
people get so frustrated towards those who they try and help who still don't understand the info provided, then why should they continue to add to the conversation...just move on to something else, don't add more to it cause if you can't handle comments returned, then leave....end of conversation on this topic