What's the recipe for a reliable & streetable 700 hp

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Nov 6, 2007 | 08:03 AM

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jrussell

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Originally Posted by tritont

Yeah, I don't know that I'd trust that place. They always have lower prices than anywhere on everything.

I've spoke with several vendors about them and was told they aren't suppose to be selling below the MAP like they do.
I'd beat there's no backing when purchasing there. One vendor that I know of even pulled their product from them.
A CP3 in no way cost only $600 !

Not sure man. I've bought other things from them before without problems and always received good customer service. Does seem a lot cheaper than anyone else though.

Nov 6, 2007 | 10:28 AM

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ShutupAndHoldOn

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Originally Posted by jrussell

Some of those prices seem a little high. Is that in Canadian funds? The red prices are what I see that stuff going for new.

...and you don't need analog gauges. Quality digital gauges work just fine.

Err....I think you got it the wrong way around...If it was CDN funds they would be about 90% lower to match the 92 cent green back.

Nov 6, 2007 | 11:34 AM

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drdigger11

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You got her, finally have some buying power North of the border here. Probally see alot of parts going North of the border for the next little while. Finally can afford some of the goodies you guys have been bragging about, just have to get back to work. That's if I have a job left up here with Encana, might have to come down to Texas after their big buy yesterday. Oh yeah, no complaints for them, ordered a couple of things, seem pretty good.