Does Techart mark their products?
#4
PM Arling...he will tell you where it is on the wing. Actually just buy it from Arling, he has excellent customer service and will provide genuine parts.
Last edited by M3CAB; 07-16-2006 at 05:16 PM.
#5
even imitations have the Techart numbers. why not fake it all the way right?
u should be able to tell the quality of the piece. if it's unpainted then much easier. if it's prepped/painted then u need sharper eyes to tell. usually look for the wave on the surface first.
u should be able to tell the quality of the piece. if it's unpainted then much easier. if it's prepped/painted then u need sharper eyes to tell. usually look for the wave on the surface first.
#6
Originally Posted by 20C4S
even imitations have the Techart numbers. why not fake it all the way right?
u should be able to tell the quality of the piece. if it's unpainted then much easier. if it's prepped/painted then u need sharper eyes to tell. usually look for the wave on the surface first.
u should be able to tell the quality of the piece. if it's unpainted then much easier. if it's prepped/painted then u need sharper eyes to tell. usually look for the wave on the surface first.
Really, never knew that. Thats nuts....like fake watches and everything else.
#7
Originally Posted by M3CAB
Really, never knew that. Thats nuts....like fake watches and everything else.
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#8
You can tell fake ones from real ones by quality of the pieces. As Arling said, fake ones do have the TechArt logo along with the serial number. If the pieces are in the car, it'll be difficult to tell unless you pull them apart.
#14
you can always check if where you got the part from is an authorized dealer. www.cecwheels.com is the exclusive importer of Techart. Also quality for sure! If it is priced to good to be true, then it might be a fake. Hey, if you like it, who cares
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