Wilwood 6 piston kit
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Anyone who is immersing themselves in the nuance of BBK kits will quickly notice that the specs of the standard AP racing (essex) kits defer from SBG or Urge. Both SBG and Urge state very clearly what the specs of their kits are. Not sure what, if anything, they need to say to make it any more clear. You want big bold blinking with something like this on their product pages?: ATTENTION TO DETAIL IS OUR PRIORITY, BUT IT SHOULD BE YOURS TOO. APPRECIATE THE DIFFERENCES IN PRODUCTS YOU ARE LOOKING TO BUY.
#12
Bizarre criticism...
Anyone who is immersing themselves in the nuance of BBK kits will quickly notice that the specs of the standard AP racing (essex) kits defer from SBG or Urge. Both SBG and Urge state very clearly what the specs of their kits are. Not sure what, if anything, they need to say to make it any more clear. You want big bold blinking with something like this on their product pages?: ATTENTION TO DETAIL IS OUR PRIORITY, BUT IT SHOULD BE YOURS TOO. APPRECIATE THE DIFFERENCES IN PRODUCTS YOU ARE LOOKING TO BUY.
Anyone who is immersing themselves in the nuance of BBK kits will quickly notice that the specs of the standard AP racing (essex) kits defer from SBG or Urge. Both SBG and Urge state very clearly what the specs of their kits are. Not sure what, if anything, they need to say to make it any more clear. You want big bold blinking with something like this on their product pages?: ATTENTION TO DETAIL IS OUR PRIORITY, BUT IT SHOULD BE YOURS TOO. APPRECIATE THE DIFFERENCES IN PRODUCTS YOU ARE LOOKING TO BUY.
Net, these kits are track oriented while the generic kits are more for show.
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