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Old 05-10-2018, 04:41 PM   #161
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Re: Ridetech 4-Link Coil-Over Install

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Originally Posted by daddyjeep View Post
I couldn't agree more, but look out there at any form of motorsports. There are guys dropping that kind of money for suspension on their UTVs so they can play in mud puddles. The pro touring builds are everywhere. most of these builds are $100k builds. I certainly can't financially play in the same arena, but that isn't going to keep me from playing.
Amen brotha. Another thing that comes to mind is the fact that a lot of these big builds get "sponsored" high budget parts for advertisement at SEMA and various trade n custom shows... once those vehicles serve their purpose, they get sold for mega bucks to be parked in some rich guys garage. Yet guys like us who want and would use these awesome products to take our rides to the next level cant afford to or choose not to drop 6Gs for stuff we can make ourselves. Might not be as good but, thats 6Gs I can apply to other things. I can see the coil overs being pricey and the cost of the a-arms but the rest is bracketry that is made on/by machines, not a custom fabricator (aka a hard working American making a living) yet - its "made in America" --- okay, I am done with my soap box. Sorry... the reality is just painful. I love building my cars/trucks but will never be able to achieve the level I am capable of, thats all!
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