BlackTop Aero EVO X Rear Bumper Extension w/ Canard *** ON White EVO X ****
May 14, 2009, 08:21 PM
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hahah, have we done something to **** you off in the past ? Yes we are guilty of using their design, but that doesn't mean our products are not as good as theirs. Actually I dare to say that our production pieces are better than what they have to offer (not mention at a significantly lower cost.)
To answer your previous question, why is it so hard to make your own design ...
Two things, funding and experience. Why are Japan always the place where all the new design originated ? Because they have years and years of experiences and the funding to do it.
We are not a huge company, our funding are limited, but we do what we need to survive and to further improve and advance.
We have started in making our own design including the rear bumper extension for the GRB STI, rear diffuser for the GRB STI , G37 etc ....
Everything are about progress ... it takes time to learn and then to improve.
A few good example is SEIBON. SEIBON started out as a company that copy design from C-West, Top Secret and other famous Japanese brands. However, they have improved the production technology for carbon fiber products and NOW SEIBON products are being sold back to HKS Kansai in Japan.
I don't see any differences between the path we took and SEIBON.
I hope I answer all your questions, and if any way we have cross you in the past, I do apologize.
To answer your previous question, why is it so hard to make your own design ...
Two things, funding and experience. Why are Japan always the place where all the new design originated ? Because they have years and years of experiences and the funding to do it.
We are not a huge company, our funding are limited, but we do what we need to survive and to further improve and advance.
We have started in making our own design including the rear bumper extension for the GRB STI, rear diffuser for the GRB STI , G37 etc ....
Everything are about progress ... it takes time to learn and then to improve.
A few good example is SEIBON. SEIBON started out as a company that copy design from C-West, Top Secret and other famous Japanese brands. However, they have improved the production technology for carbon fiber products and NOW SEIBON products are being sold back to HKS Kansai in Japan.
I don't see any differences between the path we took and SEIBON.
I hope I answer all your questions, and if any way we have cross you in the past, I do apologize.
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May 14, 2009, 08:54 PM
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hahah, have we done something to **** you off in the past ? Yes we are guilty of using their design, but that doesn't mean our products are not as good as theirs. Actually I dare to say that our production pieces are better than what they have to offer (not mention at a significantly lower cost.)
To answer your previous question, why is it so hard to make your own design ...
Two things, funding and experience. Why are Japan always the place where all the new design originated ? Because they have years and years of experiences and the funding to do it.
We are not a huge company, our funding are limited, but we do what we need to survive and to further improve and advance.
We have started in making our own design including the rear bumper extension for the GRB STI, rear diffuser for the GRB STI , G37 etc ....
Everything are about progress ... it takes time to learn and then to improve.
A few good example is SEIBON. SEIBON started out as a company that copy design from C-West, Top Secret and other famous Japanese brands. However, they have improved the production technology for carbon fiber products and NOW SEIBON products are being sold back to HKS Kansai in Japan.
I don't see any differences between the path we took and SEIBON.
I hope I answer all your questions, and if any way we have cross you in the past, I do apologize.
To answer your previous question, why is it so hard to make your own design ...
Two things, funding and experience. Why are Japan always the place where all the new design originated ? Because they have years and years of experiences and the funding to do it.
We are not a huge company, our funding are limited, but we do what we need to survive and to further improve and advance.
We have started in making our own design including the rear bumper extension for the GRB STI, rear diffuser for the GRB STI , G37 etc ....
Everything are about progress ... it takes time to learn and then to improve.
A few good example is SEIBON. SEIBON started out as a company that copy design from C-West, Top Secret and other famous Japanese brands. However, they have improved the production technology for carbon fiber products and NOW SEIBON products are being sold back to HKS Kansai in Japan.
I don't see any differences between the path we took and SEIBON.
I hope I answer all your questions, and if any way we have cross you in the past, I do apologize.
Admitting to stealing a design. You should have just not replied because now you and your company look like theives.
Please. There are tons of stolen designs out there - Rexpeed, for example, is very popular on this site and many of their products are Ralliart replicas - because there is significant demand for them. Get over it.
May 14, 2009, 09:37 PM
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May 14, 2009, 09:52 PM
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If you are going to pick on Ravspec, you might as well write your life story to seibon, wheel dude, rexspeed, Hyundai, and the rest of China about how distaste you are about their work ethics...At least Ravspec is being honest, while most of the vendors I listed would simply ignore your call outs. If Sequential where really concerned, they can address this through legal means, but before that, or if it will ever happen for that matter, I will be enjoying their voltex replica front lip without paying through my butt!
Yeah, I'm sure if they weren't 5000+ miles away they would have something to say about it.
May 14, 2009, 10:01 PM
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Exactly and sadly I own one of their products and it fits like **** and literally cracked in half.
I think I've already put in my input about Seibon, Rotas, and Rexpeed. So, nice try.
Yeah, I'm sure if they weren't 5000+ miles away they would have something to say about it.
I think I've already put in my input about Seibon, Rotas, and Rexpeed. So, nice try.
Yeah, I'm sure if they weren't 5000+ miles away they would have something to say about it.
May 14, 2009, 10:19 PM
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Plus the one I got isn't a stolen design to my knowledge. Just a cheaply made part.
May 14, 2009, 10:54 PM
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My post was not meant as an insult nor was I trying nip picking. Its just a simple supply and demand why these replicas exist. If you are so up tight on copy right or patented item I hope you can put your ***** on the line saying that you have never EVER downloaded anything copy right or patented material online, because I can sure as hell bet my ***** that you have. It really is the same different.
May 14, 2009, 11:32 PM
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My post was not meant as an insult nor was I trying nip picking. Its just a simple supply and demand why these replicas exist. If you are so up tight on copy right or patented item I hope you can put your ***** on the line saying that you have never EVER downloaded anything copy right or patented material online, because I can sure as hell bet my ***** that you have. It really is the same different.
But your analogy is just something you pulled out of your butt. A more correct one would be if I stole someone's music and sold it as my own or if I pirated some sort of media off the internet and sold it on the street.
May 15, 2009, 04:51 PM
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I wouldn't consider downloading something for my personal use and stealing someone's product and making a profit off of it the same thing. But yes it's both wrong.
But your analogy is just something you pulled out of your butt. A more correct one would be if I stole someone's music and sold it as my own or if I pirated some sort of media off the internet and sold it on the street.
But your analogy is just something you pulled out of your butt. A more correct one would be if I stole someone's music and sold it as my own or if I pirated some sort of media off the internet and sold it on the street.
