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Gettin screwed by Eibach?

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    Gettin screwed by Eibach?

    Hey Cbs, Some might remember the camber kit I ordered and installed. Well, I just wondered if I acctually got Eibach parts? The box was Eibach, the BJs are SPC. Arn't they 2 different companies or are they affiliated with one another? I just hope I didn't get ripped off. I bought Eibach because I thought I was gettin good quality stuff. They didn't even throw any STICKERS in with the kit. I love stickers. Ima call em up I think.

    GOT F?
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    did you actually order it from eibach, or e*** or something?

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      #3
      Originally posted by StoobyMcDooby View Post
      did you actually order it from eibach, or e*** or something?
      y u put e***?? are we not allowed to say it or something??? cuz i have and didnt know

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        #4
        You can say ebay... but if you want to be a dipshit and misspell it... no.


        Anyway, SPC makes VERY high quality parts... probably better than Eibach could make on their own. What you got is most likely SPC parts made to Eibach's specs.






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          #5
          What? I don't know if u can or not. Fredom to say whatever until otherwise noted, anyways no there not E-***, I ordered them from Eibach.

          GOT F?

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            #6
            Oh cool, I'll look into it. For the price tho I'm still gona hassle them for some stickers.

            GOT F?

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              Originally posted by EXR-ALB View Post
              What? I don't know if u can or not. Fredom to say whatever until otherwise noted, anyways no there not E-***, I ordered them from Eibach.
              It has been noted. LONG before you joined.






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                #8
                my sprint anchor style camber kits are probably the same as eibach's. all one piece and no knocks!
                I <3 G60.

                0.5mm Oversized Stainless valves and bronze guides available. Pm me please.

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                  #9
                  Eibach is the parent company and SPC is just a spin off, I think Beltec (for trucks) is one of theirs too.

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                    #10
                    Really? Eibach owns SPC? I didn't know that (time to research!)

                    Edit - From the SPC website:

                    ABOUT SPECIALTY PRODUCTS
                    Specialty Products was founded in 1972. When Frank Bigelow purchased the company in 1975, the product line consisted of 16 hand tools. The tools were manufactured and shipped from 300 sq. feet of warehouse space. The company was incorporated in 1975 as Niwot Corporation/DBA/Specialty Products Company. Unable to incorporate as Specialty Products Company because there was another Colorado company with a similar name, Mr. Bigelow chose Niwot Corporation and the Indian Head Logo to honor Chief Niwot, an Arapahoe Indian Chief who had befriended the early settlers that farmed in the Boulder Valley.


                    Specialty quickly outgrew its space in Denver and moved to Longmont, in Boulder County. Today, Specialty Products is an ISO / TS 16949 certified company that supplies more than 1,200 parts to customers worldwide. Specialty Products has three different business units that are supported by three domestic facilities providing in-house; development, manufacturing, sale and distribution.

                    Specialty Products has always been a family business and is currently managed by Ben Bigelow, the second generation family member. The company takes special pride in the long term employees who have grown with the company. Our goal has always been to provide quality service and innovative high quality products to our customers. We never forget that our employees are the company and that our customers are the reason we exist. We thank all of you for helping make Specialty Products the wonderful company it is today.

                    I assume the SPC affiliation with Eibach is much like the Koni/Neuspeed deal. Separate companies, but they work together because their products complement each other.






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