Why do you say that?Kalypso wrote:SEARCH
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Have you actually used an ISIS part or are you just saying that? Im pretty tired of people bashing on products because of a lesser price and comparing them to ebay even if its from freaking enjuku who is very legit. Ive had the V2 shifter for a while now and its great. It only rattles as i approach redline and the throws are very tight and precise. I even used the bushing it came with. My friend got a shifter from ebay and a very professional shop couldn't even start to try and install it. No its not like ebay and from my EXPIERIENCE what i have purchased from ISIS is legit.Kalypso wrote:oem parts are tested for 10 of thousands of miles. Even if they're not performance oriented they'll work well for a long time.
Isis parts, are basically ebay parts with a nice name. compare the quality of most ebay parts (toe rads, arms, manifolds, fans ) and Isis parts... and your basically looking at the same thing.
No arguments... only expectations.
zach-Ka wrote:Well thought. So you think with things like tension rods you may just be better off with OEM and maybe silicon bushings?
tension rods and so forth use... use SPL, Powered by MAX, Battle version, tein, and a few others whose names I can think of. OEM arms are good enough even with a slammed car.zach-Ka wrote:Well thought. So you think with things like tension rods you may just be better off with OEM and maybe silicon bushings?
Have I no... but have you? not really you bought one shifter.weadmttothetruth wrote:
Have you actually used an ISIS part or are you just saying that? Im pretty tired of people bashing on products because of a lesser price and comparing them to ebay even if its from freaking enjuku who is very legit. Ive had the V2 shifter for a while now and its great. It only rattles as i approach redline and the throws are very tight and precise. I even used the bushing it came with. My friend got a shifter from ebay and a very professional shop couldn't even start to try and install it. No its not like ebay and from my EXPIERIENCE what i have purchased from ISIS is legit.
No. Your legit shifter rattles.weadmttothetruth wrote:No its not like ebay and from my EXPIERIENCE what i have purchased from ISIS is legit.
I agree, if enjuku trusts the company, so do I.zenki-S13 wrote:u havent used anything from ISIS but they cant be bad if enjuku sells their products
yeah i'll just get oem turbo lines for a top mount thenKalypso wrote:SEARCH
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i agree for the most part but it depends on the product as well. for me the only part i'm focusing on from them is the turbo lines cuz thats the only isis thing i have. i fully believe that they will be just as good as any other brand of braided lines, and isis is cheaper and looks greatSolaraOnBronze wrote:In my opinion, you don't really need to own an ISIS product to know what they are doing and what their business model is. When looking at their products, you can see that they are clearly using the designs of other big- name companies (in most cases) to create a product with cheaper materials and production methods. It's obvious- you really cannot argue with that.
For example, the ISIS intake manifold looks pretty much exactly the same as the GReddy manifold. Do you guys REALLY think that GReddy charges 400% more for their manifold just because they are GReddy? Obviously that is a part of it I'm sure- the brand name- but they are the ones doing all of the R&D to build their product, and they are the ones I am going to trust with my money.
I can for sure see both sides of the argument, but you can't really logically say that a knockoff is going to be the same exact quality as a genuine part for 1/5 the cost... 98% of the time, that is not the way the world works. But that's my two cents, not looking to offend anyone.
Just thought I'd throw that out there...Ken from Enjuku Racing in a thread on Zilvia wrote:These are are build by the ISIS factory and are no one elses arms. We actually helped develop these. Their first sets we sent back to them and had them completely redesign them to out liking.... and now we have these awesome arms!!!
We have a few people doing reviews now, but they will be a week or more before they write up the installs and reviews. We have had them on other cars for a while now driving and drifting. Just getting some 3rd party reviews now. We already know they are good!!
We are standing behind them!!!
SolaraOnBronze wrote:It's more about the idea of someone else's hard work being ripped off and profited upon with no repercussions for it. I think if you can afford to get the real thing, it will always be worth it.
At the same time, i understand some people can't- so I guess you have to do what you can with what you have.