aftermarket parts manufacturers in riverside/san diego?

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Jan 5, 2010 | 08:26 PM

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ground_assault

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Originally Posted by SEXB909

Here's are the questions you ask yourself.

1. Can you afford the car?
2. If free stuff can't be given, can you afford the mods to that car.

I bought a Scion knowing that I can afford the car as well as the mods I have in it and the cost is very affordable and not breaking the wallet and go hungry doing it.

I can also afford a BMW 330, but cant pay to mod it.

Dont depend on the free stuff based on other peoples experiences. My friend Cliff got lucky with his Genesis because he was one of the 1st people to get it. Pls, he had the insight already with the companies prior to getting his parts. Pls its about who you know that can get you these mods.

I'm not trying to down you in purchasing a Genesis coupe. Just make sure you do your homework and dont get stuck with a car you cant afford mods on.

this is honestly really getting frustrating...my post is about aftermarket parts in the area i have specified not please give me your 2cents on what or what i shouldn't do. i found several websites offering free parts for the use of my vehicle do i need to list them down??? of course i can afford the genesis coupe why would i be looking at it in the first place? number two i can afford aftermarket parts for it...i'm not planning to make this an overnight show car or something it may take longer but eventually i will get it the way i want to. with that being said i'm pretty sure we all can agree that free parts is better than paying for them and i would be willing to make return visits for a quality part. heck i'm willing to go to car shows pass out flyers put stickers get a tatoo lols (that stuff is more on sponsorship but i would be willing to do that) a free part is money i can use on another part

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Jan 5, 2010 | 10:30 PM

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Here what you have to do is contact each company on your own and see what they offer and if they might be able to use your vehicle, what ever it may be! Also see what happens when you post and ask for simple answers and you get all the BS.....Comon guys this guy asked for help on what companies are around and you are given him the freaking 5th degree! This goes back to the Scion Scene thread! A simple question turning into a non topic discussion!

Also its not always FREE all the time!

Just call the comapanies and see if they would need your car for R&D and see what program they offer.
nuff said DONE!

Last edited by cee_dub2003; Jan 5, 2010 at 11:15 PM.

Jan 5, 2010 | 11:19 PM

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better! sheesh Dub. Get off the hydroxycut! hahaha. Thanks for reading my email dork!

That's straight from the mktg mgr of Weapon-r right there bro.

Jan 6, 2010 | 03:20 AM

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All I will say is do your home work on it. It might cost you more in the long run then the $1000 part for sure. I will not go into it because a lot of the guys have already told you most of it.

I spent well over 15G this year in shows and events that I went to for all the different companies I support. It adds up quick.

Good luck, but from your first message it sounds like alot of the parts have already been tested.