The CEO of the company says "here is the fix" and points at the shims.
People that just bought the $500.00 toy that end up with a broken diff after a run or two, CANNOT GET those shims (at least not anytime soon).
They have every right to be angry. If Arrma knows the fix is the shims, they should increase production BEFORE telling everyone to go buy them.
You mean once Arrma discovered the issue and the fix they should increase production ASAP and get the parts needed to customers as fast as they can? Because the CEO says that is exactly what they are doing. I'm not sure if you watched the interview with Jason Deardon but I am certain it will take weeks for them to go from "we need a bunch of diff parts and shims for the EXB right away and we need to be 100% certain the quality is great so we don't cause more problems" to having abundant stock of shims, LSD plates, gears and diffs. Arrma had no way to know they would have a QA problem in that specific area and end up needing a lot of certain shims and parts. They may not be able to get more quickly let alone QA them, package them and air freight them to customers, hobby shops and online stores. This stuff takes time, especially post COVID. What none of us would want is to have them rush things to us that don't actually solve it or the new parts have quality issues and cause problems. They have to be certain they solve this issue properly and that takes weeks. I don't know what people expect them to do that they aren't already doing.
Would you prefer Deardon didn't acknowledge the issue? Would you prefer he didn't share what they think the fix is? Would you prefer that they ship you parts that might not be right and blow your diff up again? Would you prefer he didn't tell his customers what parts they could buy until they were able to have more manufactured, quality checked, packaged, shippend and in online and local stores? Seriously, what do you expect Arrma to do?