View Poll Results: Replacement parts options
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OEM - CASA priced, normally 10% discount
68 40.96% -
Quality branded parts - same as OEM but not high priced as opposed
122 73.49% -
China/Taiwan made parts - quality issues, but lesser than branded
8 4.82% -
Locally made - less quality than China/Taiwan best bargain
6 3.61% -
Pre-used parts - life span cut by 50%
4 2.41% -
Stolen parts - no warranties, use at our own risk
1 0.60%
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July 16th, 2005 07:07 PM #1
Do you guys opt for the original OEM parts or find cheaper alternatives? When you decide to use replacement parts, do you choose the quality trusted replacement brands or the non-branded China/Taiwan cheaper parts?
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July 16th, 2005 07:11 PM #2
cheaper as long as hindi sobrang chipipay..there r good OEM alternatives for euro or jap cars. for critical parts such as belts, cooling parts etc. its safer to go OEM..
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July 16th, 2005 07:49 PM #3For some parts I go with replacement brands, when I replaced my front shocks I got KYB shocks that are up to OEM specs. Other parts like oil filters and brake pads I also use cheaper replacement brands, but I make sure the parts meet the requirements of my vehicle. For more important parts I would get OEM/Honda though.
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July 16th, 2005 07:54 PM #4
depende talaga.
kung critical yung part, then i go OEM. examples of these are the engine support and sensors. wala atang hindi OEM/casa na sensor unless you risk buying surplus from chop chop cars.
some non OEM parts are better. like for suspension, i went for Old Man Emu shocks and Super Pro bushings.
others like mufflers, rims, tires, spark plugs, wipers, weather strips, rain gutters, light bulbs, stereo/HU, speakers, air filters, air intake manifolds and the like are better kung outside sa Casa mo kukunin
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July 16th, 2005 09:05 PM #6depende talaga.
kung critical yung part, then i go OEM. examples of these are the engine support and sensors. wala atang hindi OEM/casa na sensor unless you risk buying surplus from chop chop cars.
some non OEM parts are better. like for suspension, i went for Old Man Emu shocks and Super Pro bushings.
others like mufflers, rims, tires, spark plugs, wipers, weather strips, rain gutters, light bulbs, stereo/HU, speakers, air filters, air intake manifolds and the like are better kung outside sa Casa mo kukunin
depende kung saan talaga gagamitin
like what some post ahead sez
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July 17th, 2005 09:34 AM #8
ako depende, pag moving parts, i usually go orig. Mahirap na...
pag mga di kasing essential sa quality like bushing, eng support, belts, replacements na OEM specs will suffice.
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July 18th, 2005 12:23 PM #9
pag kayang orig, then I go for orig.. but like some of what was mentioned above, I think I can opt for better aftermarket parts if possible.
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July 18th, 2005 12:31 PM #10
for me it depends on which parts are to be replaced... kung mga timing belt, tensioner bearings, etc, i go OEM. anything else, quality replacement parts nako.
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