rambling on about J.C Whitney catalog writers
11-17-2006, 12:16 PM
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Re: rambling on about J.C Whitney catalog writers
Thomas Waldron wrote:
> By the claims alone, if you install a half a dozen of these products
> together, your vehicle will actually MAKE gasoline.
Somewhere I remember seeing the 1000hp 4cyl honda. It had
a ten foot stack of air swirlies under the throttle body.
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DougW
> By the claims alone, if you install a half a dozen of these products
> together, your vehicle will actually MAKE gasoline.
Somewhere I remember seeing the 1000hp 4cyl honda. It had
a ten foot stack of air swirlies under the throttle body.
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DougW
11-17-2006, 12:16 PM
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Re: rambling on about J.C Whitney catalog writers
Thomas Waldron wrote:
> By the claims alone, if you install a half a dozen of these products
> together, your vehicle will actually MAKE gasoline.
Somewhere I remember seeing the 1000hp 4cyl honda. It had
a ten foot stack of air swirlies under the throttle body.
--
DougW
> By the claims alone, if you install a half a dozen of these products
> together, your vehicle will actually MAKE gasoline.
Somewhere I remember seeing the 1000hp 4cyl honda. It had
a ten foot stack of air swirlies under the throttle body.
--
DougW
11-19-2006, 07:57 PM
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Re: rambling on about J.C Whitney catalog writers
Stupendous Man proclaimed:
>>I never buy anything from JC Whitney. The only time I parts shop out of a
>>catalog is
>
>
> You can get good stuff, if you watch out. Hella brand H-4 headlamps? great
> stuff, but the other brands they sell are a bit off.
> I got a drop pitman arm, a Heckthorne/Rough Country for $30 less than
> anyone else.
They carry a goodly number of schlock brands and items, also a goodly
number of name brand parts. Sometimes cheaper than local parts houses,
sometimes not. Do carry some items that tend to be hard to find locally
unless you are in a major metropolitan area. Problem is that for many
of the items they don't disclose the original brand name where for
others they do.
>>I never buy anything from JC Whitney. The only time I parts shop out of a
>>catalog is
>
>
> You can get good stuff, if you watch out. Hella brand H-4 headlamps? great
> stuff, but the other brands they sell are a bit off.
> I got a drop pitman arm, a Heckthorne/Rough Country for $30 less than
> anyone else.
They carry a goodly number of schlock brands and items, also a goodly
number of name brand parts. Sometimes cheaper than local parts houses,
sometimes not. Do carry some items that tend to be hard to find locally
unless you are in a major metropolitan area. Problem is that for many
of the items they don't disclose the original brand name where for
others they do.
11-19-2006, 07:57 PM
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Re: rambling on about J.C Whitney catalog writers
Stupendous Man proclaimed:
>>I never buy anything from JC Whitney. The only time I parts shop out of a
>>catalog is
>
>
> You can get good stuff, if you watch out. Hella brand H-4 headlamps? great
> stuff, but the other brands they sell are a bit off.
> I got a drop pitman arm, a Heckthorne/Rough Country for $30 less than
> anyone else.
They carry a goodly number of schlock brands and items, also a goodly
number of name brand parts. Sometimes cheaper than local parts houses,
sometimes not. Do carry some items that tend to be hard to find locally
unless you are in a major metropolitan area. Problem is that for many
of the items they don't disclose the original brand name where for
others they do.
>>I never buy anything from JC Whitney. The only time I parts shop out of a
>>catalog is
>
>
> You can get good stuff, if you watch out. Hella brand H-4 headlamps? great
> stuff, but the other brands they sell are a bit off.
> I got a drop pitman arm, a Heckthorne/Rough Country for $30 less than
> anyone else.
They carry a goodly number of schlock brands and items, also a goodly
number of name brand parts. Sometimes cheaper than local parts houses,
sometimes not. Do carry some items that tend to be hard to find locally
unless you are in a major metropolitan area. Problem is that for many
of the items they don't disclose the original brand name where for
others they do.
11-19-2006, 07:57 PM
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Re: rambling on about J.C Whitney catalog writers
Stupendous Man proclaimed:
>>I never buy anything from JC Whitney. The only time I parts shop out of a
>>catalog is
>
>
> You can get good stuff, if you watch out. Hella brand H-4 headlamps? great
> stuff, but the other brands they sell are a bit off.
> I got a drop pitman arm, a Heckthorne/Rough Country for $30 less than
> anyone else.
They carry a goodly number of schlock brands and items, also a goodly
number of name brand parts. Sometimes cheaper than local parts houses,
sometimes not. Do carry some items that tend to be hard to find locally
unless you are in a major metropolitan area. Problem is that for many
of the items they don't disclose the original brand name where for
others they do.
>>I never buy anything from JC Whitney. The only time I parts shop out of a
>>catalog is
>
>
> You can get good stuff, if you watch out. Hella brand H-4 headlamps? great
> stuff, but the other brands they sell are a bit off.
> I got a drop pitman arm, a Heckthorne/Rough Country for $30 less than
> anyone else.
They carry a goodly number of schlock brands and items, also a goodly
number of name brand parts. Sometimes cheaper than local parts houses,
sometimes not. Do carry some items that tend to be hard to find locally
unless you are in a major metropolitan area. Problem is that for many
of the items they don't disclose the original brand name where for
others they do.
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