Afe intake - anyone tried this?

Does that mean you can't raise a Paypal dispute now, as it'll be over 45 days.

Maybe that's part of their cunning plan :evil:
 
mmm-five said:
Does that mean you can't raise a Paypal dispute now, as it'll be over 45 days.

Maybe that's part of their cunning plan :evil:

I Know! And I pointed this out to them.

The good news is, it just turned up at CA Automotive. The Bad news is, AFE have sent them the WRONG ONE AGAIN! :headbang:

CA are going to refund me today, send me a free bulb kit & have another go at getting me one. Once they have one they are going to call me. :|
 
Z8Cookie, just saw this. I have an AFe kit. I bought mine from the US, even with the shipping and import taxes it was still a lot cheaper than buying from CA. I may have even bought it through the US through eBay. Can't remember now. But check out the costs, you're probably better off, although it would have been more complicated if there were any problems with the product, with it not being a UK supplier.
 
PawnSacrifice said:
Z8Cookie, just saw this. I have an AFe kit. I bought mine from the US, even with the shipping and import taxes it was still a lot cheaper than buying from CA. I may have even bought it through the US through eBay. Can't remember now. But check out the costs, you're probably better off, although it would have been more complicated if there were any problems with the product, with it not being a UK supplier.

Ta for that. I'll take a look! :thumbsup:

Look taken.... One seller on eBay @ £350 delivered. After duty & VAT is added when delivered, it works our much more. Oh well.
 
Z8Cookie said:
PawnSacrifice said:
Z8Cookie, just saw this. I have an AFe kit. I bought mine from the US, even with the shipping and import taxes it was still a lot cheaper than buying from CA. I may have even bought it through the US through eBay. Can't remember now. But check out the costs, you're probably better off, although it would have been more complicated if there were any problems with the product, with it not being a UK supplier.

Ta for that. I'll take a look! :thumbsup:

Look taken.... One seller on eBay @ £350 delivered. After duty & VAT is added when delivered, it works our much more. Oh well.

You must be so p*ssed off, I know I would be... Keep searching something will come up.

And do check you get your refund...
 
Refunded today & free spare lamp kit in the post. To be fair they have been very concerned about this & have kept in touch throughout. The are going to let me know when they have one in stock.
 
Still no news Z8cookie?

I am thinking about ordering this one from eBay instead of CA

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AFE-STAGE-1-INTAKE-P5R-BMW-Z4-M-E85-E86-06-08-3-2L-/150419496550?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2305b35e66

What do you think? The GruppeM is just so expensive for an air intake and I can't find any other brands over here other than K & N. I'm not after power, but after noise.
 
theirs one for sale on zpost from a good contact of mine... its @ 350 dollars!!!!!! buy buy buy!!!!
 
Don't forget you will more than likely get hit for VAT & Duty on top when they deliver it if it comes from the States!
 
Booner said:
Still no news Z8cookie?

I am thinking about ordering this one from eBay instead of CA

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AFE-STAGE-1-INTAKE-P5R-BMW-Z4-M-E85-E86-06-08-3-2L-/150419496550?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2305b35e66

What do you think? The GruppeM is just so expensive for an air intake and I can't find any other brands over here other than K & N. I'm not after power, but after noise.

Noise for me as well. Still waiting to for one to arrive :tumbleweed: Not had the free lamp kit as promised as well.
 
Z8Cookie said:
Don't forget you will more than likely get hit for VAT & Duty on top when they deliver it if it comes from the States!

sent from private person as a gift :-) no fee's :-)

i buy a huge amount of parts from the states so know all about those pesky charges........... this is a cheap way to et an AFE kit :-) i bet tom will except 300 bucks for his kit as well!!!
 
Beedub said:
sent from private person as a gift :-) no fee's :-)
That does mean you're willing to risk losing any monies paid, as if it goes missing in transit the insurance will only cover the cost as declared. Zero declared retail value = zero compensation :thumbsdown:

You've also got to have a partner/supplier willing to risk being found complicit in tax evasion (evasion of VAT & duty) :P

Had one or two items held up in the past when they were suspected of being purchases rather than gifts, however the person sending them in Canada had actually bought them as a gift and could prove it, so they were both released after 4 months :headbang:
 
mmm-five said:
Beedub said:
sent from private person as a gift :-) no fee's :-)
That does mean you're willing to risk losing any monies paid, as if it goes missing in transit the insurance will only cover the cost as declared. Zero declared retail value = zero compensation :thumbsdown:

You've also got to have a partner/supplier willing to risk being found complicit in tax evasion (evasion of VAT & duty) :P

Had one or two items held up in the past when they were suspected of being purchases rather than gifts, however the person sending them in Canada had actually bought them as a gift and could prove it, so they were both released after 4 months :headbang:

tax evasion...... no problem for me :-)
 
just spoke to my contact, he'll sell this for $320................ if anyones serious, let me know :-)
 
Z8Cookie said:
Aliv6 said:
^Thats hardly cheap for what is fundamentally a £50 filter?!

Would you like to knock me one up for £50? :wink:

Nope. But the heat proofing will not do anything, so surely any open filter will suffice?!
 
Aliv6 said:
Z8Cookie said:
Aliv6 said:
^Thats hardly cheap for what is fundamentally a £50 filter?!

Would you like to knock me one up for £50? :wink:

Nope. But the heat proofing will not do anything, so surely any open filter will suffice?!

Looks like a good DIY project. Any one fancy having a go & posting photos?

Apollo13CO2Filter2.jpg
 
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