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6K? All I could find is them for nearly 10K. Ten add black finish it's 275 for the centrifuge and 175 for the mount painted black. Intercooler painted is cheaper.
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Deleted member 63380
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People were telling me get ESS. I didn't see them on the .com for S650. Another brand had them cheaper than Procharger, but I can't remember the brand. Accessories were also cheaper including the black finish.
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Won't fit S650.It's not too far.
Add your own tuning, injectors, whatever
Sinthor 5.56
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I've been seeing the Roush Phase 2 "Launch edition" kits being sold for $2-3k more than the "standard" versions. Anyone else know why that is? I have heard there were a limited number of those produced, which might explain the extra cost....
Frogdog1
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Cost and price are two completely different things.
The manufacturer that doesn't know their costs WILL go out of business sooner or later.
Pricing is an entirely different subject. It is usually what the market will bear as long as acceptable margins have been met. Beyond that, the company will get all they can through pricing until the market doesn't buy or direct competition limits their pricing. At that point, they will have to show differentiation (through marketing or performance or both) that is perceived, real or not, to be worth more money.
Anything related to "recreation" will have high margins from pricing. People, in any kind of recreation, are willing to pay for it. I used to do whitewater boating and I heard the same complaints about pricing of everything related. But, on weekends, everyone was on the water no matter what the cost. Fun can be expensive but fun is fun.
The manufacturer that doesn't know their costs WILL go out of business sooner or later.
Pricing is an entirely different subject. It is usually what the market will bear as long as acceptable margins have been met. Beyond that, the company will get all they can through pricing until the market doesn't buy or direct competition limits their pricing. At that point, they will have to show differentiation (through marketing or performance or both) that is perceived, real or not, to be worth more money.
Anything related to "recreation" will have high margins from pricing. People, in any kind of recreation, are willing to pay for it. I used to do whitewater boating and I heard the same complaints about pricing of everything related. But, on weekends, everyone was on the water no matter what the cost. Fun can be expensive but fun is fun.
