Anyone know the quality of this kit????

Trips · 10-18-2010, 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Lemers

Buy what you feel you want.

What I would like to know is how long will it take Amuse to recoupe it's investment on design and manufacture so it can reduce the cost of the body kit.

Exactly, thats the reason of cost. All the r&d to make this happen, and for someone to just take a copy of someone's work is wrong.

Jjaden · 10-18-2010, 10:53 PM

I'm reading a lot of snobby elitism in this thread.

If the replacement kit is equal quality and 1/3 the price, I'd hop on it in a hearbeat.

Why pay extra for something solely due to the name?

If the quality of this new kit is garbage, then don't be shocked, but if it's of reasonable quality then I say you just got yourself a good deal.

Not everyone can afford a 5000k+ kit, and if there is an affordable alternative, you should not be the target of scorn for pursuing that route.

Jamaica · 10-18-2010, 11:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jjaden

I'm reading a lot of snobby elitism in this thread.

If the replacement kit is equal quality and 1/3 the price, I'd hop on it in a hearbeat.

Why pay extra for something solely due to the name?

If the quality of this new kit is garbage, then don't be shocked, but if it's of reasonable quality then I say you just got yourself a good deal.

Not everyone can afford a 5000k+ kit, and if there is an affordable alternative, you should not be the target of scorn for pursuing that route.

sounds like a personal problem if you can afford it. Second Powerhouse took there time and alot of R and d work to make the kit then some half a$$ company comes in and makes it

dude. You pay for you get for.

Trips · 10-18-2010, 11:10 PM

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Originally Posted by jamaica951

sounds like a personal problem if you can afford it. Second Powerhouse took there time and alot of R and d work to make the kit then some half a$$ company comes in and makes it

dude. You pay for you get for.

I agree, That just cuts into a companies ability to sell their product and lower costs once they have recouped their costs. They can't do that if people in a one car garage in a shady part of town are making replicas.

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Jjaden Track Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Ontario Posts: 821 Drives: 370Z/MAT SILVER/6MT Rep Power: 17	I'm reading a lot of snobby elitism in this thread. If the replacement kit is equal quality and 1/3 the price, I'd hop on it in a hearbeat. Why pay extra for something solely due to the name? If the quality of this new kit is garbage, then don't be shocked, but if it's of reasonable quality then I say you just got yourself a good deal. Not everyone can afford a 5000k+ kit, and if there is an affordable alternative, you should not be the target of scorn for pursuing that route.