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> Pistons and Cylinders, What to buy and where?
EdwardBlume
post Apr 11 2007, 12:36 AM
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I saw a $199 set of 2.0 P&Cs then saw $800 prices in the mags. What is a decent price for OE US or Euro P&Cs and where?
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Jake Raby
post Apr 11 2007, 05:05 PM
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That's partly why they cost $2200, because you're paying for three times the aluminium than you should be just to say "they're billet."


No, it's so you can have the piece of mind that comes with a developed component with 8 years worth of R&D and satisfied users behind it.

FYI_ The plating process that is done on the Nickies is the biggest cost difference- All that scrap aluminum doesn't cost you a dime... Thats because it all goes backl to Alcoa to be recycled.
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