10th May 2012, 02:41
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M5 Guru (>2000 posts)
Join Date: Jan 2009
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*scammers*
see here:
CNS Racing shill accounts
and "ArcticM" that posted (post # 53 & 56) in this thread has been identified by the moderators as a CNS racing representative posing as a M5 owner:
So much for this "feedback":
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Originally Posted by ArcticM
I was one of the early adopters of the CNS E60 SMG clutch kit. I had bought a 2007 E60 M5 and the factory SMG clutch was in need of changing at just 32k miles. Since I had owned an E39 M5 and had experience with the CNS 10.5 clutch for this car it was an easy decision for me to purchase this new SMG clutch kit. Their work is hands down the best in terms of producing street friendly clutches that can take racing conditions too. When I recieved the CNS SMG clutch it looked like a serious piece of art. My mechanic got it installed in 7 hours and from day one it has performed very well. I now have 3800 miles and the engagement is smooth with no gear noises at all. I plan to supercharge the car in the future and the CNS SMG clutch is highly recommended.
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Even if they do have a decent product that performs as advertised, their credibility and integrity has now been called into question. Such a shame.
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Update:
It is alleged that CNS racing does not manufacture the SMG clutch they are advertising. Apparently they are buying a SPEC clutch from another manufacturer, then reselling it with markup and their own branding.
See post #16
CNS Racing shill accounts
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Retired: 2006 e46 ///M3 Silver-Gray SMG (sold)
Current: 2008 e60 DINAN ///M5 Interlagos Blue SMG
DINAN 3.91 Differential, Stage 2 Suspension, Free-flow exhaust, Stage III Software, Front strut braces,
High Flow Air mass meters and intakes, 13% Underdrive pulley, RPI Scoops.
Last edited by mdyaman; 10th May 2012 at 13:18.
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