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11-20-2012, 04:57 PM
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11-20-2012, 05:45 PM
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11-20-2012, 06:55 PM
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11-21-2012, 01:14 AM
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You need to tell us which day of the week is not happy hours, or fun night, or need to please some sexy ladies or.... just so we can get you to join! 
11-21-2012, 01:31 AM
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Brother Wman, sorry I just can't help it, I would recommend you just try your best and shop around and once paid don't ask any more... reasonable... personally, a bodykit for any car uses just about the same bloody amount of PP material, for BMW is say around 19k, but for porsche would be 39k! A sway bar for E60 maybe 3k, but for Porsche is 10k, almost the same damn steel stick! I mean reasonable? It's never reasonable if you ask me... 
*sigh* sorry, just so pissed with some of the ways similar parts are being charged for a Lambo, a Porsche and a BMW are so different I found recently.
The suppliers of the parts vary their prices everyday! And different suppliers would keep different stocks and once they know certain items are rare in the market and thus they would suddenly mark up the price, and when they don't notice, sometimes you can get a good deal by surprise but not again to another person... and also some shops sell fake items...
Really the only thing you should be concerned is whether you got a reliable shop who would buy genuine items from the approved dealer/distributor, the price is really on what you or the shop can do best basis...
*sigh* sorry, just so pissed with some of the ways similar parts are being charged for a Lambo, a Porsche and a BMW are so different I found recently.The suppliers of the parts vary their prices everyday! And different suppliers would keep different stocks and once they know certain items are rare in the market and thus they would suddenly mark up the price, and when they don't notice, sometimes you can get a good deal by surprise but not again to another person... and also some shops sell fake items...
Really the only thing you should be concerned is whether you got a reliable shop who would buy genuine items from the approved dealer/distributor, the price is really on what you or the shop can do best basis...
11-21-2012, 01:36 AM
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