| I do not see anyone given me a reason that I will blow up or even giving me good reason to even start to worry about the product. If you can give me numbers supporting this such as 5 out of 10 cars installing x part found that they blew up vs 1 in 10 while installing w part. I know that I installed a UD pulley on a car with 180,000 miles on her. At some point the motor is going to need to be rebuilt, however I do not see this pulley vs any other making a difference and being able to point to the pulley not the shape of the motor. At this point I know the pulley fits great and does exactly what it was designed for. I have had nothing but a great experience with AMS and will more than likely have allot more of their parts on my car in the near future. I know some of you think that they copy or slightly change and then cut the price on others products, but isn't that the way of the world. Last time I checked it was just part of business. Think about it...
What if you could only buy one car as no one was ever allowed to change the or copy an idea?
For that mater this goes for ever thing. The only reason that prices come down is competition. A prime example of this is the pharmaceuticals companies and how until there patents run out on products, prices are high and then once you can get a generic they seem to come down. The generics are just as effect, just cost less. Anyway I love the new pulleys and will buy other parts from AMS in the near future.
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