you get what you pay for, dont forget that.DriftBoy07 wrote:things like intercoolers i dont mind buying on ebay because its not a moving part..no lubrication required and not too much can break! exhausts are pretty much hit or miss
im ordering several parts on ebay..save some dough if ya can other than that watch for the sales
my dads been tellin me that since i was 5 lol yes i know, all i was suggesting is that there are some things you can find on ebay that will save you money. that said, it is a risk and one that many people are not ready to make--you pay to playDirtyGhettoKids wrote:
you get what you pay for, dont forget that.
you said it allmattblancarte wrote:Do yourself a favor and look for reputable hardware, from a reputable dealer. Research each upgrade you'd like, and weigh the pros/cons of all available parts. Bada bing, bada boom.
Personally, I wouldn't ever buy ebay-type parts. If you can find a good deal on a legit name brand part, go for it.
i thought you said you don't buy knockoff parts?mattblancarte wrote:When I was 16 I bought a knock-off carbon muffler that looked like the HKS carbon-ti (still love that... and still might put it on my car). The thing fell apart in 2 months... I mean literally fell apart.
I don't. That was seven years ago, and it was for my ratty integra track car. I meant that I would like to put the real HKS Carbon-Ti on my car.Flicktitty wrote:i thought you said you don't buy knockoff parts?
I'm with BH on this and def DO NOT buy suspension patrs that are not of good quality. I'd hate to total a car for a cheap tension rod or control arm.BrianHarte wrote:oh boy.
I wouldn't mind going cheap on a test pipe.
That's about it.
How would you know that I had it ready? And, I dont believe they make CD's. Alteast not available to the US, and if they did, I would have them. Got a problem?OutToWinPAHC wrote:The saddest part about that video post is you had the link ready to go. I bet you have their CD's