Is this a risk or you think legit? Price seems right

http://tinyurl.com/5jzhlv

thoughts?

Anyone have one of these?

 

I bought one from some other company, I can't remember who, but it works great.

 

ya its a 3rd party copy of the TRD kit

 

Please support the vendors that give something back to the community!

Sure, that unit would work and save you a few bucks but I much rather NST!!!

 

AGREED!!! support those going out of their way to create their own product and go through rigorous testing!!!

but if youre looking to save money at least refer your friends to someone such as NST

 

getting a non TRD product void your warranty?

 

... NO

 

he so mad.

 

he does seem quite bothered...maybe we should give him a cookie?

 

i was answering your question...

 

i think he wants a cookie...

 

it does get rather bothersome, I've noticed a lot of threads containing 'Does it void warranty' too Engine parts dont have a seal on them, only voids warranty if you somehow misinstall it and break something because of it.

 

damn, now i want a cookie....

but OT: ive seen that company before dont know much about them but have a nice feedback

 

Piggies is every bit as good as NST - same part milled to exactly the same design. Note, however, that both the Piggies and NST part are "budget" solutions which don't have the whole kit (as in the TRD option) and don't accomodate the change in cable positioning / tension / friction.

NST folks will tell you that their product is available in RED! Guess what - that part is buried deep enough that nobody is ever going to notice what color the part is. My advice is, get the Piggies part if you are on a budget, and get the TRD part if you want full benefit of the design concept and want longevity in the system.

 

Installed and the Piggies product works great! Having no issues with shifting and I like the shorten length of the shifter movement.

I do totally agree with Phatblk.

 

Can you elaborate on this? What else comes with the TRD option?

 

There is another thread on the board with pictures and Scion install instructions. Bottom line, there is a replacement aluminum alignment plate for the shift cables which is much lighter than the original equipment cast-iron piece. It eliminates internal cable friction caused when the cables are moved to accommodate the new shift "knobule".