Re: [DML] Free flow air intake is a joke

[Ryan Wright <ryanpwright@xxxxxxxxx>]

Daniel,

> Another concern that I have, buying products from a fly by night vendor
> selling from his house, what if the product damages your car? Does the
> vendor carry product liabilty insurance? Will they still be there if your engine
>  blows, or catches fire as a result of their product?

Two things:

1. John Hervey is not a "fly by night" vendor. He is a professional
businessman who has done many great things for this community. Most of
us here support him, including myself. I have had many dealings with
John and all have been positive.

2. It is incredibly discouraging to hear you would go after a vendor
legally. This is a small, specialized community. It is my humble
opinion that you, and only you, are responsible for the products you
put on your car. If you don't understand how a specific product or
modification works and can't personally confirm it's safety through
your own experience, don't install it. If you do so anyway, you are
responsible for it.

I know "legal precedent" says otherwise, but I'm talking about common
sense here. Take responsibility for your own actions, people. Judge
the safety of a product for yourself before using it.

--
- Ryan
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