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(Thread Starter) |   Not Ranked : 0 score  Corksport silicone radiator hose kit The thread on the Corksport radiator hose kit seems to be lost in the crash, so, I'm starting it again. First off, the MS3 kit looks nice, for MS3 guys. I figured I'd try to put in one more plug for an MS6 version. I've gone ahead and filled out a suggestion form on your site. I went to the dealer to see how much stock heater hoses are, and they wanted $160/ea, $320 for the pair! So, it would be really great if you would make some for us. |
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| Not Ranked : 0 score I received your suggestion and am working out the feasibility and approximate price of a kit. Our main concern is that there is enough interest in the part. |
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If it makes it easier to make the decision, just do black hoses. We can get red or blue top hoses elsewhere and the rest are mostly hidden. | |
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| Not Ranked : 0 score Having more interest does make it easier for us to make a decision on producing a new product. -Derrick |
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| Not Ranked : 0 score If you have time to start one, that would be great, otherwise, if I get time early next week, I can get something up. |
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(Thread Starter) | Not Ranked : 0 score Here is a GI thread: Group Interest: Silicone radiator hose set for MS6 - Mazdaspeed Forums Feel free to get the word out to other forums, in whatever manner would fit the other forum's rules. |
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