NE1 order stuff from JC Whitney? good/bad?
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Dan, it's a crap-shoot-->
I think you have to know what your are buying. They don't discriminate between high/low quality. I'd say stick to the name brands that you know of in their catalog. Ie.. suspension tech springs/sway bars.
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Re: Dan, it's a crap-shoot-->
Originally posted by Jeff92se
I think you have to know what your are buying. They don't discriminate between high/low quality. I'd say stick to the name brands that you know of in their catalog. Ie.. suspension tech springs/sway bars.
I think you have to know what your are buying. They don't discriminate between high/low quality. I'd say stick to the name brands that you know of in their catalog. Ie.. suspension tech springs/sway bars.
Dan
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Their catalog is not very helpful - drawings VS pictures.
Unless you order by brand name, you're in for a suprise most of the time.
I live in CA and S/H they charge is kinda high.
Unless you order by brand name, you're in for a suprise most of the time.
I live in CA and S/H they charge is kinda high.
Originally posted by DanNY
any bad experiences with them?? shipping? delivery time? etc etc..
Thanks!
Dan
any bad experiences with them?? shipping? delivery time? etc etc..
Thanks!
Dan
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Originally posted by MAXDriver
Their catalog is not very helpful - drawings VS pictures.
Unless you order by brand name, you're in for a suprise most of the time.
I live in CA and S/H they charge is kinda high.
Their catalog is not very helpful - drawings VS pictures.
Unless you order by brand name, you're in for a suprise most of the time.
I live in CA and S/H they charge is kinda high.
Originally posted by DanNY
any bad experiences with them?? shipping? delivery time? etc etc..
Thanks!
Dan
any bad experiences with them?? shipping? delivery time? etc etc..
Thanks!
Dan
Dan
#6
Many times....
but keep in mind you get what you pay for. I've never had to return anything and have generally been pleased with parts and tools ordered by phone from the catalog. I've never use JC Whitneys web site, but it contains better pictures of parts and tools then the paper catalog. Here is an example of fuel injection system pressure tester kits they sell. I bought the one for Bosch systems several years ago and have adapted it to other systems. It works great. http://www.jcwhitney.com/product.jhtml?CATID=5344
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