FS: ESS VT2-600 Nor Cal

[ikarishinjikun]

Originally Posted by xfirer1guy

I agree, but you should tell the guy that extended that offer, not me.

Yes, I will NOT accept $7500 for the kit.

Thanks.

[ikarishinjikun]

Originally Posted by bape_sta206

FYI, paypal only charges 3% to people who pays by debit or credit card transaction. If it's a bank to bank transfer, it's free.

https://www.paypal.com/webapps/mpp/paypal-fees

Thanks for pointing this out. If anyone pays via bank transfer the 3% fee is excluded.

[ikarishinjikun]

Originally Posted by chris s

But you're comparing Apples to oranges. Any kit sold used by a vendor is generally going to include software and warranty.

Those things are specifically NOT transferable via private party sale. So, yes, the kit being sold by roman is a damn good deal, but it shouldn't be used as a comparison to others.

If you're really on the market....buy the kit roman is selling, deals like that are rare.

Thanks for defending my position. I hope people understand that I am not trying to rip anyone off and I have just priced the kit accordingly as others. At the time there was a VT2-575 priced also at $8500 and a VT2-625 at $9200 from individual sellers.

PM me your offer and we will see what we can do.

Cheers.

[the_road_less_traveled]

Originally Posted by chris s

But you're comparing Apples to oranges. Any kit sold used by a vendor is generally going to include software and warranty.

Those things are specifically NOT transferable via private party sale. So, yes, the kit being sold by roman is a damn good deal, but it shouldn't be used as a comparison to others.

If you're really on the market....buy the kit roman is selling, deals like that are rare.

Apples to oranges? One kit is 600hp and the other is 625. Thats the only apples to oranges. Part of selling a product is market evaluation no matter if ur competition is oem, Jesus, or your neighbor. I fail to see how a kit offered from a different seller makes it an apples to oranges comparison to the buyer. Ask yourself this question if you were buying right now. My point is clear.

[ikarishinjikun]

Bump, price reduced

[Jbook]

Tempting seeing as I'm in Norcal and strongly considering picking up the 625 kit... Would def save me money, but I think the 20k miles is too much to justify the savings. GLWS free bump!

[Alekshop]

Originally Posted by whats77inaname

I imagine it was the OP's link which showed the kit installation was completed on 11/9/12. However, looking @ the OP's thread history, he shows to have some of the mods listed in the link installed much earlier (http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=538379). Perhaps the OP can provide a little insight on the time the kit was on his car.

Originally Posted by BikeGeek

Maybe OP is not the original owner? He doesn't mention this info in the original post.

The OP is the original owner.

We installed this VT2-600 kit about 1.5y ago but I never had a chance to post it up along with all other modes that were done to the car. We recently added JRZ suspension and I decided it was time to put all the pics together and make a thread.

So, this kit can be purchased through us or directly from OP whatever makes you more comfortable. We will just help OP with the sale.

Aleks.

[ikarishinjikun]

BUMP, kit is off the car.

[Chriskm3]

Great kits. Amazing tune.

[ikarishinjikun]

Bump

[ikarishinjikun]

Bump, price updated - Shipping & Paypal Fee included

[JoM3z]

This kit is tempting, but that 20k miles on the kit scares me, especially not having warranty...

[ikarishinjikun]

Most of the miles was just on my daily commute to work just cruising on the freeway. The kit was well taken care of, s/c oil changed religiously every 7k miles.

Originally Posted by JoM3z

This kit is tempting, but that 20k miles on the kit scares me, especially not having warranty...

[ikarishinjikun]

SOLD! Mods please remove thread.