Installation of Replacement Diffusers at a Great Price! (Details)
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From: Bumpass, VA
Originally posted by turbo_pwr
I'm pretty sure you can cross suzukablueinnj off the list, he did it on his own a couple of weeks ago.
I'm pretty sure you can cross suzukablueinnj off the list, he did it on his own a couple of weeks ago.
, I noticed on the Group Buys/For Sale forum that he was trying to sell his amber diffusers...so I kinda wondered how he was doing that (unless he'd already pulled them). Thanks again 
.- Dave
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From: North Atlanta
And how do I do that Dan?
I am sure that most people would like to clear out their lights and w1ngman is offering a great savings. If I can't find any others I guess I will be doing it through Rick's
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I am sure that most people would like to clear out their lights and w1ngman is offering a great savings. If I can't find any others I guess I will be doing it through Rick's
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From: Paradise Valley, AZ miss NYC
there's a members link you can click on located near the top of the regional forum's main page. You really should just clear it yourself, there are very detailed instructions on this site. Or ask your fellow members for help. There are plenty of folks (myself included) who have done this or helped others do it.
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From: Bumpass, VA
Mike,
Unfortunately, Dan and I differ for some reason in how we view skilled service. I believe a good wrench turner should be paid for that service. And as you indicated, I also believe I am not gouging anyone, but rather charging a fair fee for my effort to provide interested owners with a professional clearing.
Dan is also not wrong in stating that clearing lenses is not difficult (especially if you are good with a wrench). Some folks don't want to fuss with it. Some don't want to break something. Some don't...well, no matter, folks have their reasons for wanting others to clear their corners for them. Personally, I like those folks, because the offer me the opportunity to make a little scratch to purchase goodies for my own S2000. Perhaps you do as well.
But as you've seen posted here, Dan also contends that folks can do it themselves or have other friends do it for them for free. Dan and I have had this discussion before and its unfortunate that he would care to scrub my business interests right under my nose...but that's the beauty of the internet -- its wide open for everyone.
Ultimately, Mike, the decision is yours (and still a few others more if I'm going to travel up to New Jersey). My offer is still here. Of course, Dan has made you an offer as well.
- Dave
Unfortunately, Dan and I differ for some reason in how we view skilled service. I believe a good wrench turner should be paid for that service. And as you indicated, I also believe I am not gouging anyone, but rather charging a fair fee for my effort to provide interested owners with a professional clearing.
Dan is also not wrong in stating that clearing lenses is not difficult (especially if you are good with a wrench). Some folks don't want to fuss with it. Some don't want to break something. Some don't...well, no matter, folks have their reasons for wanting others to clear their corners for them. Personally, I like those folks, because the offer me the opportunity to make a little scratch to purchase goodies for my own S2000. Perhaps you do as well.
But as you've seen posted here, Dan also contends that folks can do it themselves or have other friends do it for them for free. Dan and I have had this discussion before and its unfortunate that he would care to scrub my business interests right under my nose...but that's the beauty of the internet -- its wide open for everyone.
Ultimately, Mike, the decision is yours (and still a few others more if I'm going to travel up to New Jersey). My offer is still here. Of course, Dan has made you an offer as well.
- Dave
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