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Re: AI after market parts
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Posted by JT on December 12, 2006 at 06:43:25 from (70.226.202.76):
In Reply to: AI after market parts posted by SamMI on December 12, 2006 at 04:01:46:
you are 50/50 correct. A lot fot he hard parts are made by the same as the OEM. Now, the tune up and carb parts leave a lot to be desired. The engine rebuild kits are very good, the have name brand pistons, rings, gaskets and bearing. Their lawn and garden belts are very good, I sell a lot of them. They are like everything else in life, if it seems too cheap a price it is probably not a good thing.
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