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Originally Posted by Diesel911
With those so far poor quality made in India Bosch spray nozzles; Bosch has left the market open for another company from Germany in particular and other Euro countries to come in with a quality product.
If their quality dose not improve people will avoid buying their rebuilt injectors because they cannot tell where the spra nozzle is made.
Bosio has a decent Rep. but for my car the nozzles were $37 each; almost the cost of 2 Monark nozzles and you can get those Bosch rebuilt injectors for $40ish.
If you write to the Monark representative you might want to pass on what I said. Tell him Bosch has left a market open for them. I they would ease up on their rules and let you guys sell some of their product so that you have enough money to think about selling the rest of their line.
Also when I was polking around the internet I saw their electrical stuff also but from the impression I got from what I read the might have some sort of connection with Fram.
Good luck with your business.
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Very true. There is a market gap BUT Bosch didn't quit altogether, they just moved to older design manufacturing from Germany. Companies other than Bosch have been there all along but not outside Europe (at least to any great extent.)
I think they know their market niche and this was evident two years ago. I went to visit a friend in Stuttgart and he told me about the small specialty businesses there that make "one off" runs of machine parts for many aspects of industry.
I don't know if they are affiliated with Fram but I would not be surprised since so many companies are intertwined in this business.