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Fri Mar 04, 2011 5:47 pm
With copy products "knock-offs" or whatever you want to call an imitation..... It's all about playing around while installing. I bought a Godspeed exhaust off of ebay... as a Xmas gift from the girlfriend. (She knew i wanted an exhaust but left it up to me to order it... didn't want to get the wrong thing. Wonderful woman.) Anyway, the godspeed is basically the same as X02. In fact, i wouldnt doubt that they're all made by the same 6 year old chinese laborer.... [Political correctness is something that no longer matters to me... and we all know thats where these parts come from.]
Point is, my exhaust fit damn near perfectly, I just played with it for a while til i got the fitment I liked. If you cant get it right, I'm not at all saying it's your fault. And based off of that picture, I don't think you'll be able to. The other thing to keep in mind with copies are that they are cheap for a reason. No R&D, and cheaply made. It's hit and miss. It sucks you got a bad set, Im sorry. I just wanted to put in my two cents is all.
MORAL OF THE STORY: Buy knock-offs at your own risk. Some of them turn out great and you get a great deal. Others, You get screwed. But in the end, it's your choice: risk it for the price, or realize if you get screwed that you could have paid the price for something that you know you wouldn't have. This rule applies in all aspects of life. I've been screwed many times trying to save a penny... and when it happened, i kicked myself for it, because i knew it was my decision to risk it. The best thing you can do is let others know your experience and try to fix your own mistakes.