tsunami replica
not OG but Old School
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From: Lincoln, NE
Originally posted by lkailburn
i understand quality equals fitment, but you guys sound like you'd pay anything just for a name. i bet you 2 are they guys who buy aem cai's for 240 when i bought the exact same thing for 26.50. anyways, thanks for the opinions
i understand quality equals fitment, but you guys sound like you'd pay anything just for a name. i bet you 2 are they guys who buy aem cai's for 240 when i bought the exact same thing for 26.50. anyways, thanks for the opinions
The Comic Guy
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From: Davis, CA
These companies get their names from something. I worked at a Corvette restoration shop and I learned that if you don't spend the extra cash on the higher quality body parts, it they end up not fitting correctly and you get to pay for shipping to send them back. Just do it right the first time.
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buying generic intakes is different from buying knockoff fiberglass stuff, i know firsthand. an intake is just an intake, they're universal.. they're just pipes w/ a filter. however, fiberglass bodyparts are car-specific and the knockoff ones Never fit as well as the real stuff.