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An End To Rotor Failure?
Posted: Thu May 10, 2007 4:15 am
by Packedup
Isn't insomnia great? Means I can find random stuff on the net,
such as this
Maybe not the cheapest rotor arms around, but as the current cheapies seem to have a bit of a reputation in certain circles for not behaving themselves maybe these are an option?
Posted: Thu May 10, 2007 7:35 pm
by simmitc
But how do we know that they're any better than the cheaper version? What guarantee that they'll work?
rotor
Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 9:40 am
by Willie
We are waiting for you to buy one and then let the rest of us know how it performs!
Re: An End To Rotor Failure?
Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 10:15 am
by paulhumphries
Packedup wrote: but as the current cheapies seem to have a bit of a reputation in certain circles for not behaving themselves maybe these are an option?
Aren't a lot of "Lucas" parts for older vehicles now made in India ?
I have an account with a motortrade wholesale warehouse (difficult to get - you needed to be VAT registered, proof of trading and business premises. I'm, on paper, the UK agent for a European company hence gained access.)
At one time you had a choice of several manufacturers for igniton parts and I found some of the cheaper brands terrible quality.
In the end I only bought / supplied Intermotor items for my own use and customers.
BTW the trade warehouse now specialises in mainly "Chav" assessories and I get better deals from local motorfactors
Paul Humphries.