A wee bit scary
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Re: A wee bit scary
So what part of China are you from Dupain??
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It's all just a simple misunderstanding...
BREMBO
Bo Rong Eee Min Brake Organisation (translation: (you) Wave for Flourishing, Stimulating, Clever, Brake Organisation)
Manufactured on Huang He River, hence yellow caliper in honour of river.
BREMBO
Bo Rong Eee Min Brake Organisation (translation: (you) Wave for Flourishing, Stimulating, Clever, Brake Organisation)
Manufactured on Huang He River, hence yellow caliper in honour of river.

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All I know is , I am glad someone makes cheap sunglasses ...cause every time I buy good ones I lose them or sit on them ,and it drives me crazy ... So I love my oakrey,raeban,alfine star,,,there great for five bucks!!



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I felt guilty for a moment then realised that we are 166 posts in.. Conscience restored 
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Dupain wrote:The Chinese are wizards in manufacturing. All the taxis running around in London and soon Melbourne are sourced from China. You are kidding me that they can't produce a better equivalent product than Italians. Not just brakes but also the pasta sauce that I'm eating at the moment. Think about it. Australian auto industry is dead and why? The Chinese do it better.
The Chinese do it cheaper

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So you are telling me that the Great Wall ute is a better ute than my Falcon????
There are many reasons why the Australian car industry is closing down, a lot are because of near criminal negligence by the upper management of the parent companies, not because we produce sh*t cars compared to the Chinese.......
In the future they may reach the standards of the Koreans and Japanese, but not for a long time and not while they are building to a very low price and quality point.
There are many reasons why the Australian car industry is closing down, a lot are because of near criminal negligence by the upper management of the parent companies, not because we produce sh*t cars compared to the Chinese.......
In the future they may reach the standards of the Koreans and Japanese, but not for a long time and not while they are building to a very low price and quality point.
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Dupain wrote:The Chinese are wizards in manufacturing. All the taxis running around in London and soon Melbourne are sourced from China. You are kidding me that they can't produce a better equivalent product than Italians. Not just brakes but also the pasta sauce that I'm eating at the moment. Think about it. Australian auto industry is dead and why? The Chinese do it better.
The Irony is those Chinese Taxi's you are talking about had to be recalled and have the brakes changed.
http://www.themotorreport.com.au/59607/ ... ar-arrives
"The affected cars have since been recalled, and the London Taxi Company - which is owned by Chinese company and Volvo parent Geely - says it has delivered a 30 percent improvement in braking performance."
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... and we're still at it (not much better past Page 1, IMHO)

Edit: apologise for the trollin', but it was DuPain(ful) to post anything constructive here anymore
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Re: A wee bit scary
Dupain wrote:Evidence is there that these fake Brembos will be more than safe..
Sorry, but there is absolutely no evidence that these fake Brembos are safe. Even if the counterfieters are working off of the designs/schematics from Brembo, they could be working with different tolerances, using different materials, using different construction methods, or any number of other variables that would compromise the quality of the product. The fact is you won't know how good the fakes are until you have them in your hands. Maybe you will luck out and get some Brembo quality brakes at a third of the price, or you could end up with some overpriced paperweights.
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Dupain you are really very deliberately annoying and plainly misinformed on anything to do with manufacturing or cars in general. You did get part of your forum name correct. I reckon you should have picked a moniker like Walter Mitty because clearly a number of things you have said seem like flights of fantasy.
You have not wasted anytime in explaining because the comments have been overwhelming unsubstantiated.
I don't think any of our regulars have any illusions about China being the current factory of the world though there are real misgivings backed up by feedback that there are shortcomings and short cuts taken and the subject was cheap fake Brembos.
If of course you really think that a Great Wall is a good product or for that matter a geeley taxi you could change your next Porsche or BMW for one of these fine Chinese automobiles. The pasta source- have you not understood that China has a very poor record when it comes to food safety. Clearly you must have been asleep with the deaths related to baby's milk. I choose not to buy food that I know is produced in China. Pollution is rife.
You have not wasted anytime in explaining because the comments have been overwhelming unsubstantiated.
I don't think any of our regulars have any illusions about China being the current factory of the world though there are real misgivings backed up by feedback that there are shortcomings and short cuts taken and the subject was cheap fake Brembos.
If of course you really think that a Great Wall is a good product or for that matter a geeley taxi you could change your next Porsche or BMW for one of these fine Chinese automobiles. The pasta source- have you not understood that China has a very poor record when it comes to food safety. Clearly you must have been asleep with the deaths related to baby's milk. I choose not to buy food that I know is produced in China. Pollution is rife.
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Dupain wrote:The Chinese are wizards in manufacturing. All the taxis running around in London and soon Melbourne are sourced from China. You are kidding me that they can't produce a better equivalent product than Italians. Not just brakes but also the pasta sauce that I'm eating at the moment. Think about it. Australian auto industry is dead and why? The Chinese do it better.
Did you make sure your pasta sauce came with the minimum required Melamine content?

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Isn't there an age limit to being a troll? Would have thought a middle aged man would know better!
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meanmx wrote:Isn't there an age limit to being a troll? Would have thought a middle aged man would know better!
unfortunately there isn't, i'm pretty sure Okibi will be wielding this troll pacifier soon. now where's that bucket of popcorn /omnomnom
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The demise of the Australian car industry Walter pain has nothing to do with China. Clearly you have not got a handle on Ausralian car history. Insofar as Chinese cars in Aust are concerned they are comatose with very poor sales- that's easy to check. Australia certainly builds better cars than Chinese domestic.
I also doubt that you really know much about Toyota it's development and it's philosophy. The first of the really successful Toyotas were in the late 60s but the task for Toyota started long before that.
I also doubt that you really know much about Toyota it's development and it's philosophy. The first of the really successful Toyotas were in the late 60s but the task for Toyota started long before that.
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