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#16
well then these companies need to be sued for 'false advertising' lol. the oem are black and the aftermarkets look like carbon fiber, im sure the oem are good but the whole point of the aftermarket parts are to superior to the oem.
#17
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That''s where you are wrong. Aftermarket will almost never be superior than OEM. It's not false advertising you can reuse anything but a used headgasket will never seal as well as a virgin HG.
If anything aftermarket is even more quality than OEM there will usually a much higher price range. Honestly idk what else to say. I usually stick to OEM if possible,
If anything aftermarket is even more quality than OEM there will usually a much higher price range. Honestly idk what else to say. I usually stick to OEM if possible,
#18
That''s where you are wrong. Aftermarket will almost never be superior than OEM. It's not false advertising you can reuse anything but a used headgasket will never seal as well as a virgin HG.
If anything aftermarket is even more quality than OEM there will usually a much higher price range. Honestly idk what else to say. I usually stick to OEM if possible,
If anything aftermarket is even more quality than OEM there will usually a much higher price range. Honestly idk what else to say. I usually stick to OEM if possible,
#19
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carbon fiber hood isn't really stronger, and not really superior. A cheap carbon fiber hood can fit horribly, and crack, and not be smooth. It's also not cheaper than an OEM hood. you can find a well priced OEM hood in good condition pretty easily. I do know seibon makes pretty quality carbon fiber products though. Carbon fiber also does not dent, it cracks, and when it cracks it can only be repaired with fiberglass and it will have to be painted over. I have friends with carbon fiber parts and they always complain how ill fitting it is and how they have to be careful or else they will crack the carbon fiber and i have seen it first hand crack right in front of my eyes.
Last edited by SC4Paulo; 10-17-13 at 03:16 PM.
#20
carbon fiber hood isn't really stronger, and not really superior. A cheap carbon fiber hood can fit horribly, and crack, and not be smooth. It's also not cheaper than an OEM hood. you can find a well priced OEM hood in good condition pretty easily. I do know seibon makes pretty quality carbon fiber products though. Carbon fiber also does not dent, it cracks, and when it cracks it can only be repaired with fiberglass and it will have to be painted over. I have friends with carbon fiber parts and they always complain how ill fitting it is and how they have to be careful or else they will crack the carbon fiber and i have seen it first hand crack right in front of my eyes.
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