FYI: DC matching prices on "economy" parts

In many cases, a high quality (and there are some) Taiwanese or Korean
part can be better than a cheap british, european, american part in
both fit and quality. Problem is, it's hard to tell, and quality
control, while abyssimal in many american plants, is even worse in
many asian plants. In the same batch of parts from a given supplier,
you can get both parts that fit perfectly and those that require
significant adjustment. Makes no never-mind WHAT country they come
from.

 

Here is CAPA web page
http://www.capacertified.org/

Sarge

 

There have been published tests of aftermarket auto body parts.

The results were not enouraging. The aftermarket parts fitted worse and
rusted more easily. Aftermarket bumper parts didn't withstand bumps as
well.

Look around for those modified cars with big wings and other aftermarket
body parts mean to "look good". Chances are, many of those parts are
poorly fitting. Now, if those parts meant to "look good" are poorly
fitting, what does that say for parts meant only to be cheaper?

 

Huh?

 

Copycat parts, by definition, are not as functional nor as valuable as

What planet are you on?

"I want it, therefore it's their job" is a teenage moron's view of reality.

 

Planet Prejudice.

DAS

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