Hi Simon-
*and this is not really directed at you, just in general*
I think there were other comments on this thread as well saying the same thing. That Sector (or whoever) is "copying" or "stealing". I guess I kind of understand the initial reaction - independent of the parts' worthiness. But the part I don't get is that bump steer components have been around for ages on all sorts of cars, from all sorts of manufacturers. There are many brands of double and triple adjustable suspensions, people who make uprights, suspensions components, etc. Different exhausts, different wheels, different seats, different suspension joints...so...I don't quite understand how a part on a website means that no one else can make the same part when it's the basis of capitalism to take what's there and improve - over and over till someone gets it right.
Are the arguments that, said company or whoever should never sell or create parts that have already been made? I don't quite understand the logic. I go to the supermarket, there are 20 brands of corn flakes...I live in America I like choices. Iman on this board is making tons and tons of custom parts for his car, is he stealing or copying? My good friend Cary who makes ALMS suspensions is going to eventually make parts for our car, should I tell him to stop? Because they are going to be things like A arms and suspension components and joints and uprights...things that already exist on other websites but I want something better.
My simple point is...I would HOPE that MANY more companies get into the mix and create and improve on parts that already exist, it's called innovation. Sometimes the new stuff is not as good as the old stuff, sometimes it is...who cares it's capitalism. I just had a weird reaction in people pointing out that a part already exists somewhere on the planet. I mean, seriously that's kind of insane to point that something is wrong because there are more choices (?!?!) The tech sector does this everyday, the very computer you are reading this from is built from parts that copy each other cheaper and better over and over. So again, Simon not intended at you, just I am trying to understand where people are coming from.