ME too, we were the lucky ones that didn't get taken. As far as UPR copying everyone's designs... If I can get a quality product (I have never had any problems with their products either) at a cheaper price... why shouldn't I? They are even made in the USA.1988WHTGT said:I've had X2C Motorsports Upper and Lowers on my car for 3 years now and they've been fine...no wheel hop at all...and they were cheap
smittyb said:ME too, we were the lucky ones that didn't get taken. As far as UPR copying everyone's designs... If I can get a quality product (I have never had any problems with their products either) at a cheaper price... why shouldn't I? They are even made in the USA.
I can see what you are saying, but look at your own ideas. The typhoon is a cheap knockoff of an Edelbrock, and it is a good quality cheap part to you.mob said:True, but it just seems alittle immoral, to take someones hard work, something they've put alot of thought and effort into and taking advantage of them not having a patent and making the exact same product and putting your name on it and making it alittle cheaper. I personally would rather buy from the original person who thought of the part and pay alittle more. It'll probably be a despute like the argument about buying parts made in china. I could give a **** less where its made, some people say the typhoon intake and cobra intake are a big POS because its made in china, I say its a good quality part and cheap.
smittyb said:I can see what you are saying, but look at your own ideas. The typhoon is a cheap knockoff of an Edelbrock, and it is a good quality cheap part to you.
srothfuss said:This is copied from MM's website: They can say it better than I can.--
I've seen this article before. If MM didn't write it and post on their own website I would be more enthused about it. The bottom line is that even a stock arm with a poly bushing is better than stock.
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