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Old 11-26-06 | 07:31 PM
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hahaha are you serious? why wouldn't someone pay $60. there was a $60 ground kit that sold like hotcakes not too long ago. the HKS is $120, Sun Auto, A'PEXi, Buddy Club, etc are all even more than that. and people DO buy them.
Old 11-26-06 | 07:39 PM
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.... why wouldn't someone pay $60.....
I'm all for free enterprise, but that's been addressed already, by several people in this thread. I did mine for <$10 and less than an hour. It's as good as anything produced commercially.
Old 11-26-06 | 11:32 PM
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Originally Posted by rx7goomba
Wow..........i just saw how much you were thinking about charging for making these kits! $60?!?! Are you smoking crack? Theres no way in hell anyone is gonna pay anything over $20!

Hell....even on ebay you can get a grounding kit for around $25 shipped. Im with SiKoPaThX on this.....make your own.
Sadly, that guy doesn't need any crack. I could make a kit for possibly less than $10, make my own picture and diagram for my buyers and then have a group buy.

You could easily sell them for 60, or maybe you sell them for 50 to make it sound better...and I bet I could sell it to at LEAST 10 people.

Even if I included shipping we're talking an easy $350 dollars for me and maybe....I dunno 2-3 hours of work, 4 MAX if I were trying to do it while I was drunk or something.

I mean, you do realize people pay other people to change their oil too right?

Old 11-27-06 | 12:40 AM
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Originally Posted by SiKoPaThX
Sadly, that guy doesn't need any crack. I could make a kit for possibly less than $10, make my own picture and diagram for my buyers and then have a group buy.

You could easily sell them for 60, or maybe you sell them for 50 to make it sound better...and I bet I could sell it to at LEAST 10 people.

Even if I included shipping we're talking an easy $350 dollars for me and maybe....I dunno 2-3 hours of work, 4 MAX if I were trying to do it while I was drunk or something.

I mean, you do realize people pay other people to change their oil too right?

To a certain extent i could see paying for something a little more that would take you more time,effort,tools & supplies. But on our cars you learn really damn quick on how to do basic maintenance. But like what you & Sgtblue said...if you can make it yourself for under $10....whynot do it then? Or....since that guy was stating he could mass produce these kits...(which would most likely cost him alot cheaper than $10 to make since hes "mass producing" them)...whynot stay under $20-$25? He'd still make a killing by selling them for that much. Alot more people who wouldnt want to mess with getting all the supplies and tools to make their own would be more interested in this route.




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Old 11-27-06 | 01:22 AM
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The price wasnt definate, it really comes down to how much I can get the parts for. I should be able to get them pretty cheap, but wont know till tomorrow. I could very well sell them for $50, $40, or even $30, but I just dont know what it would cost me. I understand that someone could make it themselves for cheaper, but I can also gurantee that unless they also have access to wholesale houses, as in my case, then they wont be able to get the same grade of parts as I will.
Old 11-27-06 | 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by NoMorePoison
....unless they also have access to wholesale houses, as in my case, then they wont be able to get the same grade of parts as I will.
Again, not opposed to free enterprise, but we're talking ground wires here, not wiring for the space shuttle. I'm no electrical engineer. Actually my knowledge of electricity stops somewhere just past plugging something into the wall. So I'm having a hard time seeing the advantage of super high grade, low impedance wiring would have. And if your talking about longevity or grade of insulation, I could replace mine several times over if they "wear out" for the price of a kit.
Old 11-27-06 | 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by NoMorePoison
but I can also gurantee that unless they also have access to wholesale houses, as in my case, then they wont be able to get the same grade of parts as I will.

What kind of grade wire can you get that any audio shop cant supply?
Old 11-28-06 | 02:32 AM
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Originally Posted by rx7goomba
What kind of grade wire can you get that any audio shop cant supply?
I never said anything about people not being able to get ahold of it, but do you really think audio shop would provide the wire for as cheap as a wholesale house? Theres no logic there.
Old 11-28-06 | 04:15 AM
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I never said anything about people not being able to get ahold of it, but do you really think audio shop would provide the wire for as cheap as a wholesale house? Theres no logic there.
Hmmm.....

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but I can also gurantee that unless they also have access to wholesale houses, as in my case, then they wont be able to get the same grade of parts as I will.
Uh....yes. ANY local audio shop will sell it by how ever much you need...and not by a bundle.
Old 11-28-06 | 04:29 AM
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Originally Posted by eastondle
best grounding kit on the market is the SUN AUTO Hyperground Kit. I use these religiously in all my cars. www.sunautomobile.com
order the S package for fd?

is this the same hypergound that damian made the write up for?
Old 11-28-06 | 04:34 PM
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Originally Posted by rx7goomba
Hmmm.....



Uh....yes. ANY local audio shop will sell it by how ever much you need...and not by a bundle.
I didnt say they wouldnt sell you small amounts, I said it would be more expensive. Jesus
Old 11-28-06 | 09:56 PM
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The Buddy Club Condensor is more than just a bunch of wires; it's also a voltage stabalizer unit. Dyno proven to increase hp (seriously). https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/hks-circle-earth-system-413099/

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Old 11-28-06 | 10:01 PM
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Products like the above mentioned will for sure give you the best results, apexi has a unit as well as xs engineering.
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