Breaking Habits
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So I had a guy stop down several months back. Wanted a cheap exhaust on his 6.4. I explained how straight piping he needs a tuner. Gave him a price. Thought he could do it cheaper. So he goes home and cuts his muffler, cat and dpf off. Then finds the truck runs like crap. Calls and wants a tuner to get it to run right. Give him a price. Decided he can do it cheaper. So he gets a tuner. Tuner doesn't fix the truck as he bought one that wouldnt eliminate dpf sensors completely. Calls me, wants me to fix it now. Give him a price for getting the right tuner, and he wants a get his exhaust changed. Ends up paying the almost double.
Point of this is sometimes you get alot more when you pay a little more. What happens when you buy the cheapest studs available, get the whole job done and you run into some issue, like it wont start? Instead of being able to call the basement vendor you bought it from and get some help, you have to ask your question on a forumn and hope you get the right answer. Vendors make a living, support families with these businesses, they dont make money talking on the phone to someone who is all about saving $40.
Spot on Jeremy.