Chinese Headers
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Originally Posted by crabman
Next time be prepared to call a spade a spade. If it is true, say it and be done with it. Include such information as you have and let others make of it what they will. If you feel it my be inaccurate then next time dont post until you know or are at least confident enough in your information to post it. Do this out of respect for the reputation of a company that you may be harming by posting information you know may be false and respect for yourself. A man doesnt accuse until he knows and when he does he backs it up.
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Originally Posted by EuroRod
Think I'd rather have a Chinese header than a set made in Mexico. I refuse to eat or buy anything related to or coming from Mexico if I can determine the point of origin. The Chinese can't swim across the Pacific, but the Mexicans can sure walk across the border. Maybe George will do something about that tonight, but, I doubt it.
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From: Oxnard CA
Originally Posted by Tavarez
LG Headers are made by Borla, not sure that'd leave much. Where does Borla get there stuff made? Man this is all pure speculation.
However, I can tell you that all of the parts Borla designs/builds/sells are manufactured in the United States of America
Either in our California facility or our Michigan facility. As far as the LG headers made by Borla go, they are built by hand, right here in California, by Americans. 
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Originally Posted by David Borla
I do not believe that Borla makes all of the headers LG sells? You'd have to ask LG that question to be sure.
However, I can tell you that all of the parts Borla designs/builds/sells are manufactured in the United States of America Either in our California facility or our Michigan facility. As far as the LG headers made by Borla go, they are built by hand, right here in California, by Americans.
However, I can tell you that all of the parts Borla designs/builds/sells are manufactured in the United States of America
Either in our California facility or our Michigan facility. As far as the LG headers made by Borla go, they are built by hand, right here in California, by Americans. I have the Borla's
Now a days you need to ask where everything is made when you buy it if you care.
Like the truck jack stands I saw "American Forged" then small tiny print made in China.
Last edited by John Shiels; May 17, 2006 at 01:07 PM.
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Here's a nice reason why I'd like to avoid buying from the chinese.
http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/05/17/ar....ap/index.html
Something like that pops up in the news almost every month. You really want to support them?
http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/05/17/ar....ap/index.html
Something like that pops up in the news almost every month. You really want to support them?
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