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Old Mar 1, 2014 | 10:29 PM
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Default Re: Fuel Filters

Thank you both; Pizzaguy and Onehindred80. I am comfortable with my Bosch decision. Realistically, I know we are talking Crossfire parts. $60.00 or $40.00, Who the heck cares. The convienience of pick it up today would have been nice. But I want the right part, every time. This begs the larger question of Chrysler(MB) Parts, OEM parts, or after market parts. For example I just bought after market rotors (up the street) for my car at just under $41.00 each; as compared to Chryslers $300.00 or OEM $150.00. For gosh sakes, they are just machined, forged metal. The first time you put your foot on the brakes, any rotors you buy are out of spec as far as Chrysler(MB) is concerned. If anyone can convince me otherwise, I think $165.00 as compared to $1200.00 was a good decision. Realistically, I'll never be stopping my car from speeds over 80MPH; so tire costs, too. $95.00 each as compared to $375 each; (I'm never going to be accelerating or cornering at 159 MPH.) There are wise $ choices as compared to wasteful $ choices. I love my Crossfire, and never want to short change it; but I now have a fixed income, and I don't want to waste money when I do not have to. Thanks for any suggestions.
 

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