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Edited: 2/16/2008 1:09:33 PM by Chopped Mazda
Originally posted by grip
In your first post you stated your arms are priced cheaper that your competitors.That is not true seeing how your selling them without balljoints.If you add the price of the joints and shipping I would assume a customer would be looking at close to six hundred to bolt a set on his truck.Thats no savings over my arms or anyone elses.With that said your arms look good and should sell well in the entry level market.
auctually, if you want to look at it that way, that puts you at $519 with power performance balljoints included.
Empty control arms, with no balljoints are how both of our nearest competitors start their arms out price wise. And ours are cheeper. Please explain how this isnt true? im not understanding it.
Even with the arms being empty, with no balljoints, that still puts them priced lower than the competitors arms empty with no balljoints or anything....how is that not less expeisive than our competitors? Other places also sell them empty, just like these, and we are atleast 20$ less expensive every time. Hell if you want, compare them fully loaded with balljoints and powdercoat.... every time, were still less expensive than our nearest competitors.
I dont know your amrs off hand, and obviously dont know their price since you dont state it, but ill stand by the origional post, they are much cheeper than our closest nearest competitors arms, by a fair amount. By that i mean, when we have a customer calling the shop, looking for our control arms, and we ask them what other brands they are considering or looking at, every time that question has came up, our price has been less expensive than the other companies, every time, plain and simple.
And if you notice, the auctual statment is "nearest competitors arms" and the main two companies that we have as competitors, bases purley on customers inquiry, is SD and ART arms.
Taylor