# Re: so you've spent $85 on a POS intake (you didn't mention the price of the filter either) that you could have gotten from JWT for the same $ and saved hours of trouble?

Posted by Negiti ('93 Max GXE) on July 17, 2003 at 20:45:12: In Reply to: so you've spent $85 on a POS intake (you didn't mention the price of the filter either) that you could have gotten from JWT for the same $ and saved hours of trouble? posted by Matt on July 16, 2003 at 10:09:34: HEY!! Freakin' lighten uP . . . please! It's not like I asked YOU to pay for it. Geez. The filter was 13 bucks on eBay. Don't cry. BESIDES, what I enjoy the most is that I made it myself, and that it works, and it works *very* well. Once safely tucked away in the front fender well, it should work even a little better still. The only skill involved in buying one of these is reading your credit card to the order taker on the phone. So I spent my no-skill dollars on front and rear Susp Tech sways, Tokico struts, and Eibach springs. Whatsit2ya? Be nice, and I'll stay nice. Replys:

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: HEY!! : Freakin' lighten uP . . . please! It's not like I asked YOU to pay for it. Geez. The filter was 13 bucks on eBay. Don't cry. : BESIDES, what I enjoy the most is that I made it myself, and that it works, and it works *very* well. : Once safely tucked away in the front fender well, it should work even a little better still. : The only skill involved in buying one of these is reading your credit card to the order taker on the phone. : So I spent my no-skill dollars on front and rear Susp Tech sways, Tokico struts, and Eibach springs. Whatsit2ya? : Be nice, and I'll stay nice.