aftermarket crap
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Joined: Aug 2007
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Ditto on the HD lenses. The Kury's I got are not much better. One is being held on with clear adhesive caulk right now. For the most part, though, I haven't had much problem with any of the aftermarket stuff I've put on, HD or not. I did have a problem with the reflective material inside the lens of my eastern performance purchased headlight coming apart but they sent me a new lense free of charge and so far, so good. When I bought my rarely used windshield at the dealer, the service manager assembled and installed if for me and he broke 2 clamps before he got it on right. Now I'm nervous everytime I go to put it on.
Road Warrior
Joined: Jun 2007
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From: Valdosta, Ga
I want to hate this guy for posting "some folks..." over and over again in every thread, but it's almost genius! I think he has posted that line in over 30 threads, but you would never know by just reading one.
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From: Northwest
... practice what you preach on your sig line junkmail...
for hell sake, 85 posts of that crap.... either contribute or bugger off.
for hell sake, 85 posts of that crap.... either contribute or bugger off.
Intermediate
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 37
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From: southern Texas
Like you said "you get what you pay for" For example you spend $200 for a part that fits perfect, No problem. You spend 125$ for some other part, You spend an hour fitting the part, you just saved $75 an hour. Your labor did not cost you anything but time. Unless all your time is spent earning money. My point is ,everything you can do yourself should cost you " 0".
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