Any reason not to use a generic Kragen ISC?

[DBordersX]

I need to replace my ISC and I don't feel like breaking the bank.

I'm wondering if anybody has a good reason not to use a generic Kragen one (with 1 yr warranty, etc. etc.)

Here's a link:
http://www.partsamerica.com/productdetail.aspx?MfrCode=BOR&MfrPartNumber=21988&PartType=506&PTSet=A

If so I know they sell the genuine mitsu ones for like $130 on www.dsmisc.com

I know it's not that much less but for a poor college student every $30 counts

Thanks guys

 

[ChunkyLover53]

All I can say is that I bought mine from www.dsmisc.com and it worked great. The dealership wanted to charge me $300.

 

[dieseltech]

Personal experience only here. Think about how many miles you have on your car and the current ISC. Think of how many years that it has served loyally to your engine. If you could hold the two parts in your hand and compare them, I'd bet you'd take that aftermarket part and chuck it in the river. When I turned wrenches I rarely ever supplemented aftermarket for and available OEM. You will get what you pay for.

 

[DBordersX]

I guess I'll spend the extra $30. I was sorta thinking that anyway. I was just hoping someone would be like "I got one and it worked great for 100k miles" or something like that. I dunno.

Thanks guys, my poor car appreciates it .