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3546, Arospeed products Posted by Dame_Flamez, Jun-16-01 11:44 AM Anyone have any experience with Arospeed products?? They have lots of different parts at prices much lower than their competition so I was wondering what their quality is like... | |
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3547, RE: Arospeed products Posted by Dame_Flamez, Jun-17-01 12:22 PM Anybody got any input??.... | |
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3548, RE: Arospeed products Posted by Deze2g, Jun-17-01 12:57 PM I don't have personal experience with them, but i have a few friends with arospeed intakes and mufflers. They both sound real loud and nice (2 civic hatchbacks, and a Jetta). One of the civics has only an intake and it's almost as loud as my car with an intake and muffler, so i guess if you like the nice sound go for it. I don't know about performance tho, but they said it was a small increase. | |
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3549, RE: Arospeed products Posted by Stan2gnt, Jun-17-01 02:44 PM There okay. There's nothing to simple bolt-ons (intakes,exhaust, cheap coilovers) and half of em are probably the same product rebadged. No need to pay more but notice these type of companies always stick to run of the mill products and never do any trendsetting like AEM, Apexi or AFX | |
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3550, RE: Arospeed products Posted by cyan, Jun-17-01 05:41 PM my progress coilovers use arospeed sleeves, the quality is better than the others ive used as far as adjustment and how well the perches will slide over the collar, but they attach cheaply with allen screws. the springs on the arospeed coilovers sagged and got warped though on my friends accord that they were on before. ill say one thing, arospeed is better than APC | |
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3551, RE: Arospeed products Posted by Stan2gnt, Jun-17-01 10:48 PM APC=All Parts Cheap | |
