OP aren't you worried someone may rat you out? You just gave away a lot of damning info and then Gave your locale.
Edit- don't worry, won't be me. Don't even work there.
OP aren't you worried someone may rat you out? You just gave away a lot of damning info and then Gave your locale.
Edit- don't worry, won't be me. Don't even work there.
Seeing as how Javelin first posted this back in 2014 and no longer works for Napa, I don't think he's too worried.
I got a heck of a deal on Altrom stuff for my Mercedes while I worked at Napa. Akebono ceramic pads all around were like $25 or so per axle.
MINIzguy wrote: Javelin, Where are the Napa NCP line of suspension parts manufactured? Specifically looking at the ones for BMW E36s. NCP 2605597 and NCP 2605756 OR NCP 2605445 and NCP 2605446 I want to save a couple bucks, since the shop I used put mismatched arms on 1 year ago, and I finally realized it has been screwing with my alignment. Still don't want Chinese or Taiwanese parts, though.
Don't hold me to it, but I want to say that a good deal of NCP stuff was manufactured in China. I too no longer work there, so take this with a grain of salt.
MINIzguy wrote: Javelin, Where are the Napa NCP line of suspension parts manufactured? Specifically looking at the ones for BMW E36s. NCP 2605597 and NCP 2605756 OR NCP 2605445 and NCP 2605446 I want to save a couple bucks, since the shop I used put mismatched arms on 1 year ago, and I finally realized it has been screwing with my alignment. Still don't want Chinese or Taiwanese parts, though.
They used to be made by somebody else, but they've been Federal-Mogul since 1/14.
Trackmouse wrote: OP aren't you worried someone may rat you out? You just gave away a lot of damning info and then Gave your locale. Edit- don't worry, won't be me. Don't even work there.
I haven't worked there in a year!
Ah I didn't know you left there!
Then a general question then, would anybody trust Federal Mogul parts? It'll be going on my daily driver/autocross car, so I'm expecting to replace control arms every 3 years or so. I don't want yearly failures, though.
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