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I tried to think of a good way to post this without it sounding like an advertisement or pressure to buy something... just take the information for what it's worth and try not to read anything into it. I'm only posting this because we get lots of customers asking "is XYZ going to be on sale next month" and lately we've had bad news for them.
I got word the other day that Fabtech is going to be raising prices a minimum of 5% across the board due to a 14% increase in the cost of steel and other materials. CST is doing some "restructuring" with their prices too. That means other companies (and not just suspension companies) are either already enacting/planning something similar or will consider a price increase after Fabtech announces theres. A 5% increase might not sound like much but it's probably just the beginning. UPS and FedEx will also be increasing their rates because fuel costs are still going up with a $3.00 per gallon cost expected by summer. I don't really care what you buy or who you buy it from, if you've been considering a mod or two you might want to act sooner rather than later. If you don't have the cash now I'd suggest talking to your local dealers about locking todays pricing in for a month or two. A 10 to 20% increase in operating costs for these big companies is going to be made up by charging you more for goods...
Jeff @ PLC
www.PerformanceLifts.com
I got word the other day that Fabtech is going to be raising prices a minimum of 5% across the board due to a 14% increase in the cost of steel and other materials. CST is doing some "restructuring" with their prices too. That means other companies (and not just suspension companies) are either already enacting/planning something similar or will consider a price increase after Fabtech announces theres. A 5% increase might not sound like much but it's probably just the beginning. UPS and FedEx will also be increasing their rates because fuel costs are still going up with a $3.00 per gallon cost expected by summer. I don't really care what you buy or who you buy it from, if you've been considering a mod or two you might want to act sooner rather than later. If you don't have the cash now I'd suggest talking to your local dealers about locking todays pricing in for a month or two. A 10 to 20% increase in operating costs for these big companies is going to be made up by charging you more for goods...
Jeff @ PLC
www.PerformanceLifts.com