Make it 5 for my last 5... Amayama just admitted the part I ordered which they claimed would arrive to their warehouse by April 9th was discontinued and the order could not be fulfilled. Their parts diagrams are good and their pricing is good, but if Amayama is the only source claiming they can get the part, be very suspicious. Maybe every once in awhile it's true and they have the last of a part, but don't stop searching for options just because Amayama took your order and your payment. If you know it's a difficult to source part, assume Amayama fails you, or at least don't bank on them coming through for you. Look at other options and keep researching other sources, used parts, or substitute parts that might work with modification or adaptation.Amayama is notorious for claiming to have parts in stock that are not actually in stock. The last 4 times I ordered parts from them, all cases where I knew the part was difficult to source but they were the only one's claiming stock, they ended up cancelling the order later.
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