J's Racing 70RS C304R
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Perhapes made in the same factory? hahah
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showt...&#entry18409841
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Yea this just proves you can get crap from anywhere. But hey, it's a nice exhaust and hopefully the welds hold up over time. If they don't, hey it's stainless and much easier to fix than titanium.
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Originally Posted by vyets,May 26 2010, 11:26 PM
Why is that? I never said this exhaust is good quality or anything, I know it's shit quality welds thats why I posted it up in the first place. I'm only argueing the point that people are saying it's a replica because it's not.
This thread is to show it dosen't matter if its genuine JDM or not you can still get genuine crap. However I still don't support rocking replica parts
This thread is to show it dosen't matter if its genuine JDM or not you can still get genuine crap. However I still don't support rocking replica parts
Yah its much better to pay ridiculous amounts for jdm crap that looks like a replica...
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pics installed please!! i swear the stainless steel 60rs that another owner posted previously looked different on his ap1 compared the the titanium one as far as how it sits to the bumper. it seems to sit lower? further away from the bumper?
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Damn, J's quality control has deteriorated...
Next time you weigh something that you can hold. Weigh yourself, then weigh yourself holding the item. Subtract the difference and bam, you've got the exact weight of the item. A friend did that to compare his stock exhaust with the T1R 70 V3 single last week.
Next time you weigh something that you can hold. Weigh yourself, then weigh yourself holding the item. Subtract the difference and bam, you've got the exact weight of the item. A friend did that to compare his stock exhaust with the T1R 70 V3 single last week.
