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Aftermarket Brand Directory

Every brand we track, with their full catalog, owner reviews, and links to authorized retailers.

Last updated 2026-04-30ยทOpen Brands โ†’

The brand directory is the index of every aftermarket manufacturer we track. Each brand page is a single source of truth for that company's catalog on SPOOLED โ€” the mods they make, where each lands in the owner-rating distribution, links to authorized retailers, and every public build that runs their parts.

What you can find on /brands

  • Full catalog โ€” every mod the brand makes that we have a page for, with install count and rating.
  • Authorized retailers โ€” direct links so you don't buy a counterfeit through a marketplace listing.
  • Aggregate rating โ€” the brand's average across all owner-rated parts. A useful sanity check on companies that have one well-known product and a long tail of weaker ones.
  • Builds running their parts โ€” public builds with at least one of the brand's mods installed.
  • Recent reviews โ€” the most recent owner reviews of any of the brand's products, in one feed.

Why brands matter (and don't)

Brand reputation matters less than people think and more than people admit. A "good brand" still sells a few products that underperform; a brand most enthusiasts have never heard of can be the right call for a specific application. The way to use the brand directory is not as a buy/avoid signal, but as a way to inspect a whole catalog at once and notice patterns โ€” a brand whose suspension parts rate well but whose intakes don't, for instance, will tell you something useful when you're shopping.

Authorized retailers and counterfeits

Counterfeit performance parts are a real and growing problem, especially for high-value items (turbos, ECUs, MAF housings) on third-party marketplaces. Every mod page links to the brand's official site or a confirmed authorized retailer; those links are platform-affiliate-tagged so a click supports SPOOLED at no cost to you, and โ€” more importantly โ€” gets you a part you can register and warranty.

If you're comparing prices and a third-party listing is meaningfully cheaper than the brand's lowest authorized price, treat that as a red flag. The savings rarely survive a warranty claim.

Brands without pages yet

We add brand pages as members log installs. If a brand isn't in the directory yet, that means no public build on the platform has logged one of its parts โ€” yet. Be the first: log the install on your own build, and the page is generated.

Frequently asked

How do I check if a part is authentic?
Buy through a link on the brand's SPOOLED page or directly from the manufacturer's site. Every brand page links only to the official site or confirmed authorized retailers. If a third-party listing is much cheaper than the brand's lowest authorized price, that's a counterfeit signal โ€” counterfeit turbos, ECUs, and sensors are a real and growing problem on marketplaces.
How does a brand get a page on SPOOLED?
A page is created the first time a SPOOLED member logs an install of one of the brand's parts on a public build. As more members log installs, the page accumulates a catalog. We don't accept paid placements โ€” every brand page is owner-driven.
Is the aggregate brand rating reliable?
Useful as a sanity check, not a verdict. The aggregate is the average across every product the brand makes that we have ratings for. Brands with one strong product and several weak ones get pulled toward the middle. Read the per-mod ratings before drawing conclusions.
Are buy links on brand pages affiliate links?
Yes โ€” they're platform-affiliate links. Clicking through supports SPOOLED at no extra cost to you, and rankings on the page are not influenced by commercial relationships. The brand directory is editorial, not a paid placement surface.
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