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Grimketel wrote: FordFairmont wrote: Grimketel wrote: cam 90 grind 135 shims 60 for a whole bag brand new $285 tops. I cant see how that compares to $395 for a billet... i did say postage if applicable. Assuming you live near Wade cams means you saved a further $50. Im wondering why you didnt pay the refundable deposit and saved paying $90 for an exchange cam? wade cams dont do refundables as far as i know. cms do iirc. iirc:?: 
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Posts: 6113 Joined: 8th May 2007 |
your not understanding me lol.... i meant, instead of buying another cam to use for an exchange, which cost you $90, you could have paid the refundable deposit of $100, which you wouldve then fitted your new wade cam and sent your old one in to receive your deposit back... saving you $90
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lol
A Wade cam is $135 AFTER you send them a std cam - so you might pay $235 up front for the regrind, but then get back $100 after they receive yours. NOT COMPLICATED. |
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speedy: iirc= if i remember correctly
at least doing it this way i have a spare au cam, if i ever have to return it to stock for a sale, or want a new grind for a differing aplication. im not made of money, but damn you guys are getting antsy over 90 bucks. Id rather keep the spare and have a backup incase anything changes.
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| FordFairmont |
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Posts: 6113 Joined: 8th May 2007 |
fair enough
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