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Vitara 1.5" lift spacer kits
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12 Nov 2015 12:55 #156094
by X8GGY
Replied by X8GGY on topic Re:RE: Vitara 1.5" lift spacer kits
Thanks Russ, and thanks for the PM, that does clear things up... you're going to be making and selling your own, so you thought you'd have a pop at the competition...
I've never done that, I'd rather do positive advertising than negatively having a go at other people's products...
My last word on it, best of luck with your venture...
Dave
I've never done that, I'd rather do positive advertising than negatively having a go at other people's products...
My last word on it, best of luck with your venture...
Dave

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12 Nov 2015 13:00 - 12 Nov 2015 13:04 #156095
by Russ-41
:silly: :silly:
LOL, that is funny :silly:
I'm sure that is how some people operate but I'm open and honest! Nothing I do is ever for profit and everything I've ever designed or released has been under GPL principals - it usually costs me money in time, research and materials.
Replied by Russ-41 on topic Re:RE: Vitara 1.5" lift spacer kits
Jimny-Dave wrote: Thanks Russ, and thanks for the PM, that does clear things up... you're going to be making and selling your own, so you thought you'd have a pop at the competition...
I've never done that, I'd rather do positive advertising than negatively having a go at other people's products...
My last word on it, best of luck with your venture...
Dave
:silly: :silly:
LOL, that is funny :silly:
I'm sure that is how some people operate but I'm open and honest! Nothing I do is ever for profit and everything I've ever designed or released has been under GPL principals - it usually costs me money in time, research and materials.
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12 Nov 2015 18:28 #156125
by suzukisam
Replied by suzukisam on topic Re:RE: Vitara 1.5" lift spacer kits
Might be butting in but seems russ41 always has a negative pop at other people's things for sale etc . Sure seems to be able to talk the talk on an engineering side of things be good to see some of these words put into action . He even went to the trouble of sending me a pm when I was selling a jimny to argue the costs and what work goes into replacing a headgasket. Why it had anything to do with him is beyond me as he obviously wasn't interested in buying it .but hey some sites are full of people like this . At least we only have the one
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12 Nov 2015 18:33 - 12 Nov 2015 18:38 #156127
by Russ-41
Replied by Russ-41 on topic Re:RE: Vitara 1.5" lift spacer kits
Yeah, I like to try and protect people from getting ripped off - so shoot me!
A spades a spade, and I tell it how it is, I won't be blowing smoke up the arseholes of others and care little about relationships since I'm not money motivated.
I DO contact people privately as you said BEFORE ripping them publicly - like I said, I don't like people getting ripped off, or mislead
As for words in to action, its why I make these threads - the theory isn't something you can question, what more do you want.
A spades a spade, and I tell it how it is, I won't be blowing smoke up the arseholes of others and care little about relationships since I'm not money motivated.
I DO contact people privately as you said BEFORE ripping them publicly - like I said, I don't like people getting ripped off, or mislead
As for words in to action, its why I make these threads - the theory isn't something you can question, what more do you want.
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12 Nov 2015 18:42 - 12 Nov 2015 18:43 #156129
by Russ-41
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And while I'm off one - something that really gets me wound up, is people online giving others bad advice, because they think they're and engineer, or they read it themselves on a forum or believe just because it hasn't obviously smashed or broke something else that it's a 100% sound solution
If everyone jumped off a cliff but survived, it doesn't make it the right decision just because people have done it for 50 years. And when you ask, what about all the broken arms and legs - well that wasn't me jumping off a cliff, that was them there rocks I hit on the way down........ nothing to do with the jump, thats fine
If everyone jumped off a cliff but survived, it doesn't make it the right decision just because people have done it for 50 years. And when you ask, what about all the broken arms and legs - well that wasn't me jumping off a cliff, that was them there rocks I hit on the way down........ nothing to do with the jump, thats fine
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12 Nov 2015 18:48 #156131
by suzukisam
Replied by suzukisam on topic Re:RE: Vitara 1.5" lift spacer kits
I could go on ebay find several cars bikes etc with non genuine parts faults etc etc people saying its a 2004 model but its a 2000 etc the list goes on but as I'm not buying them or have no intention in doing so I don't message them I just leave the potential buyers to do so. Why dont you start paying £ 20 to hpi every jimny that someone puts up for sale on here then putting the full report up for everyone to read so they don't buy a cat c or d etc ? Anyway enough of my time wasted just thought I'd say what I had to say .
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