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  1. 23rd January 2015, 11:32 AM #21
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    I don't think it's unfair that I continue to try and improve products, as does every other business - maybe it seems unfair to some in hindsight? But when I design something new, I try it first on my car for several months. It doesn't always work, and those versions never get released. So it would be misleading to tell people "there's a new design available soon", when I have no idea if indeed it will.

    If it makes everyone happy, I'll state the obvious now - ALL my products are constantly looked at for improvement. I have no idea when they'll actually be done.

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    On to the main topic, i did fit my GOE rods on the weekend and took the D3 out on Fraser island, love the rods.....no more annoying height warning message....Thanks Gordon.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eddomak View Post
    Yeah, to be honest, I was also a little disappointed to find out that there was a new design for $10 more already in the works when I had ordered mine. Same as 4evershiva - mine are still in the box uninstalled as well. As they were manufactured to order, and it wasn't a "stock clearance" thing, it would have been nice to have been given the option to wait a little longer for the new design. Oh well, C'est la vie.

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    I am in the same boat.

    Some prior notice would have been appreciated.
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    Guys as Gordon has explained what is he to do?
    Sell his remaining stock or put them aside and ship out the new stock?
    No he does what any business does and sell off the old stock first. Just the way it is guys.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ~Rich~ View Post
    Guys as Gordon has explained what is he to do?
    Sell his remaining stock or put them aside and ship out the new stock?
    No he does what any business does and sell off the old stock first. Just the way it is guys.
    Thanks - have seen Gordon explanation.

    I suppose we are use to been made aware that new models are indevelopment e.g. Apple, Samsung, Land Rover, it allows the consumer to make an informed decision.
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    Haha. Gordon, you have been elevated to the likes of huge multinationals!
    Guys, I have seen he old and new. The difference is one of convenience not operation.(I hope I'm right)
    I think the difference would only come into play if you changed the hight position often.
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    I am more than happy with the older version of the rods. They do the job as advertised.
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  8. 29th January 2015, 03:25 PM #28
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    Got a new set in the mail today. Will fit asap. Thanks Gordon.
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    Leave rods in or out?

    Just installed my new GOE rods. Now the question is do I leave them in all the time at normal setting ready to go, or aren't they up to everyday driving and I should just fit them when I need to? The standard ones are a pain to get on and off.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hpal View Post
    Just installed my new GOE rods. Now the question is do I leave them in all the time at normal setting ready to go, or aren't they up to everyday driving and I should just fit them when I need to? The standard ones are a pain to get on and off.
    Leave them on at standard height. They are fine for everyday driving.
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