my 95 Eg6 and RHD_Eg_Civic's new DC2

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well just to let you know i never said anywhere on any posts that i had a 'REAL" spoon steering wheel, the

[i'm attempting to play switzerland but...] nobody has to say anything, the "spoon" stickers says you have spoon parts...

Personally I wouldn't advertise any name unless their was a contract involved. Then to pay someone to advertise for them by purchasing their parts seems backwards to me BUT then to replicate their parts and put their name on it...it's all just to say someone has something better than someone else when in actuality none of it has the R&D or craftsmanship of the original. If i were to create something, say for instance the modified steering wheel i'd put my own name on it...then people would ask where it came from and where they could get one

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Personally I wouldn't advertise any name unless their was a contract involved. Then to pay someone to advertise for them by purchasing their parts seems backwards to me

Egg-fucking-zactly. I wouldn't pay for an intake from Iceman and then put Iceman stickers on my car to help make them money. They didn't give me the intake. They aren't paying me any money to use it and to advertise for them. I helped them make money by buying their intake. That's as far as I go. Later, QD.

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Egg-fucking-zactly. I wouldn't pay for an intake from Iceman and then put Iceman stickers on my car to help make them money. They didn't give me the intake. They aren't paying me any money to use it and to advertise for them. I helped them make money by buying their intake. That's as far as I go. Later, QD.

The only other time you would want to advertise for a company is if you're a reseller for said company...even if they didn't give you the part you still got it at a distributors cost and your lively hood is made by selling their products...you would want people to know you stand by their product and you can get them the parts...