m00gen or OEM?
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OEM for the win. Plus it's cheaper. Only $2,700 shipped from Flagstaff Honda in Arizona. That's where I got mine. Look in my sig for the number and ask for Eric. He's the parts manager.
You can't beat the quality and fitment of an OEM top.
You can't beat the quality and fitment of an OEM top.
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Originally Posted by Fumanchu,May 6 2006, 12:14 AM
You can't beat the quality and fitment of an OEM top.
The Mugen pieces fitment is spot on.
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Originally Posted by Fumanchu,May 6 2006, 01:14 AM
OEM for the win. Plus it's cheaper. Only $2,700 shipped from Flagstaff Honda in Arizona. That's where I got mine. Look in my sig for the number and ask for Eric. He's the parts manager.
You can't beat the quality and fitment of an OEM top.
You can't beat the quality and fitment of an OEM top.
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Originally Posted by Young_R,May 7 2006, 06:58 AM
You are right about being cheaper, but you obviously don't know about the quality nor fitment of Mugen products.....
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