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Chris-86GT5.0

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I was reading through the feedback on an ebay seller that had 500 posatives and 3 negatives. They sell mustang parts.

I came across this negative feedback:

poor quality does not add power
jezon2000 ( 21 [Feedback score is 10 to 49] )
Jan-11-07 04:40


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Reply by hotpart.com (Jan-11-07 08:05):
I think you are expecting to much out of throttle body spacer.
 

5.SL0W

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hahaha
 

Vinnietbird

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He could have that negative removed.
 
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Chris-86GT5.0

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Vinnietbird said:
He could have that negative removed.
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Thats the thing that sucks about the feedback system.

Ebay claims that they do not maintain that database. It is a database of the users.

They could leave negative feedback because they found out you were American and hated America.
 
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lang williams

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it's a double edged sword. I leave good feed back for service an item description mostly. if you buy gimicks and chinese made junk you get what you pay for an shouldn't hold the seller responsible unless he makes outragous claims.
 
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Chris-86GT5.0

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lang williams said:
it's a double edged sword. I leave good feed back for service an item description mostly. if you buy gimicks and chinese made junk you get what you pay for an shouldn't hold the seller responsible unless he makes outragous claims.
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It doesn't really matter WHICH throttle body spacer you buy; its not going to make the car go any faster.
 

dcurtis

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Isn't the egr spacer kind of a throttle body spacer
 
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Chris-86GT5.0

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dcurtis said:
Isn't the egr spacer kind of a throttle body spacer
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I don;t see where anyone said EGR spacer.


The EGR spacer is on the EGR valve. The Throttle body spacer is on the throttle body.
 

cenok is family

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Chris-86GT5.0 said:
I don;t see where anyone said EGR spacer.


The EGR spacer is on the EGR valve. The Throttle body spacer is on the throttle body.
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huh?

the egr spacer IS the throttle body spacer...it just has an egr valve on it for cars that run the egr system. if you were to delete the egr system, then you could by a throttle body spacer without the ports for the egr valve. it's essentially the same thing only without the egr valve.
 

ID89GT

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I think what they mean by a throttle body spacer is that stupid thing that is suppose to give the incoming air the tornado effect, so it helps in the air/fuel mixture combination and all that.
 

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theres no better way to make a quick buck off of an idiot car enthusiast than to say stuff like "up to" and add in some techno babble that theyll think is actual physics
 

dcurtis

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cenok is family said:
huh?

the egr spacer IS the throttle body spacer...it just has an egr valve on it for cars that run the egr system. if you were to delete the egr system, then you could by a throttle body spacer without the ports for the egr valve. it's essentially the same thing only without the egr valve.
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that's what I was meaning, just used less words.
 

Mustank

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Chris-86GT5.0 said:
I don;t see where anyone said EGR spacer.


The EGR spacer is on the EGR valve. The Throttle body spacer is on the throttle body.
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lolwut?
 

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Chris-86GT5.0 said:
I don;t see where anyone said EGR spacer.


The EGR spacer is on the EGR valve. The Throttle body spacer is on the throttle body.
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