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Fingers,Jun 19 2005, 01:50 AM Wrote:

Focused,Jun 18 2005, 07:25 PM Wrote:wow....that's pretty harsh.... <_<


we've been dealing with KVR for a number of years now....not ONCE have we had an issue with the quality or durability of their product...I've used them myself, and have nothing but good things to say about them.  Their rotors are up to par..and the pads are ultra low on dust too...what more could you want?
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For one thing, honest businessmen. Tyler is SCUM. So is everyone that works there. They try to rip honest people off, in any way possible.

Anyway, the reason why their rotors are up to par is because for the higher end ones, they just relabel reputable brands. The stuff they make in house has gotten MUCH better over the years, but a buddy of mine worked there in 2003, working the drill press for their "cross drilled" rotors. The goddamn things were vented (you know, venting ribs in the middle), and were never designed to be crossdrilled -- sure enough, KVR would throw those shitty OEM replacement rotors on the drillpress, have a student worker drill a few holes, reduce the mass of the rotor, interfere with the originally engineered venting, and sell it for double the price. Sure enough, a few weeks pass, and your KVR JDM ExtraTite cross drilled rotors turned to cross cracked rotors.

That said, they HAVE changed their manufacturing process and have gotten a lot better over the years, but their reputation remains, and in this city -- there are very few that still trust them.

But again, this is only my opinion -- your mileage may vary. I would sooner replace my pads with sticks of butter than buy KVR.


EDIT: I should also make it clear that I'm speaking strictly of the KVR retail outlet in Ottawa. Not the KVR headquarters in california or whatever. I'm sure their business ethics are much better than Tyler's.
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well, volume speaks..

we do over $100,000 in annual sales of their product, and have had little to no problems with either their product quality or work ethics.

don't get me wrong, they aren't baer or wilwood, ]nor are they trying to be] but as an affordable aftermarkey replacement product...they are just the ticket

cheers