Made in USA, Really?

[Dibbons]

I don't know what to believe:

 

[Bighouse]

I’ve got the Lokar set-up in my Charger. Throttle and Trans. It’s nice. I bought the Amazon throttle cable for my Olds 442.
It worked, but there was an over-all quality difference in the little pieces. The Amazon was like an old bootleg movie. It looked like what I wanted, but wasn’t quite the same.

 

[R/T Boy 67]

What does Tony expect? He's not going to get a Lokar, made in the U.S.A. cable for $21.00.

 

[j-c-c-62]

Can we start a petition that Tony needs to use both hands simultaneously to hold his video camera while recording?
I'm not Italian and I don't read or need sign language.

 

[440 4 speed]

Can we start a petition that Tony needs to use both hands simultaneously to hold his video camera while recording?
I'm not Italian and I don't read or need sign language.

Just don’t look is a solution.

 

[Don67Satellite]

I did see thie video earlier today.

The P/O of my car had trimmed the Lokar cable a bit too much and there was ugly fraying, so I wanted to replace the inner cable, which you seemingly can't buy separately from Lokar.

So decisions were made to get one of the "Amazon specials" that Tony speaks of. Well, I can say 100% that while they may appear similar, they are in no way the same.

The inner cable of the Amazon unit is thinner and WAY more flimsy than the Lokar one. While this Amazon cable still resides on my ride, one day it will be replaced.

I'm not sure how he thought they could be the exact same thing. I have liked Tony's videos in the past and I do subscribe, but I don't always agree with his analysis and the rants are annoying.

 

[j-c-c-62]

Just don’t look is a solution.

Or just turn off the audio and learn Italian sign language?