xbrace advice
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Just find the one with the best price. I have the Spoon brace and I do my own oil changes. To avoid spilling oil all over the brace, just use a piece of cardboard or plastic overlay to funnel the oil around the brace. If you can save money at very little inconvenience, why not? Use the additional bux toward another mod.
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I have Spoon , the performance is excellent.
Oil change issue , why you have to do it yourself ? You paid 30k for the car and you don't want to pay $10 for oil change ? Just wondering.
Oil change issue , why you have to do it yourself ? You paid 30k for the car and you don't want to pay $10 for oil change ? Just wondering.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by AJ PwR
[B]I have Spoon , the performance is excellent.
[B]I have Spoon , the performance is excellent.
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Originally posted by AJ PwR
Oil change issue , why you have to do it yourself ? You paid 30k for the car and you don't want to pay $10 for oil change ? Just wondering.
Oil change issue , why you have to do it yourself ? You paid 30k for the car and you don't want to pay $10 for oil change ? Just wondering.
PS: I know they're not really punks.....most of them.....
PPS: I like the MUZ.... more brace, less X
#17
Here's some information in response to pricing questions...
At today's currency exchange rates....
Muz brace is around: $133.53 US Dollars
Shipping to your door is around : $33.59 US Dollars
Approx $167 USD total .
Lightweight / will not obstruct oil changes / will not rust / manufactured from oval aluminium bar / comes with lock washers for the bolts.
More info here... https://www.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.php?...&threadid=80496
At today's currency exchange rates....
Muz brace is around: $133.53 US Dollars
Shipping to your door is around : $33.59 US Dollars
Approx $167 USD total .
Lightweight / will not obstruct oil changes / will not rust / manufactured from oval aluminium bar / comes with lock washers for the bolts.
More info here... https://www.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.php?...&threadid=80496
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I have the Digrappa. It is nice! But the price is about 2x as much. If you do a search, you will find a picture of a hand polished one.
I cannot say if it does a better job that the others, probably about the same. I bought it because the quality is obvious.
Mark takes a 60 lb sheet of alumium, and has it cut to shape. No welds to break, no rust, no bending. It is solid, and meant to last!
I cannot say if it does a better job that the others, probably about the same. I bought it because the quality is obvious.
Mark takes a 60 lb sheet of alumium, and has it cut to shape. No welds to break, no rust, no bending. It is solid, and meant to last!