New products
12-21-2003, 01:28 AM
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New products
Some news on other excellent RX-8 performance parts:
We wanted some more decent aftermarket products for the RX-8.
From what I have seen I like the Greddy exhaust, the TEIN and JIC suspension parts, and the Fidenza flywheel are the best so far.
Also, some people asked us to supply the Greddy, JIC, and TEIN products.
So, we are now doing so!
Greddy SP2 exhaust ( cat back) in polished stainless steel:
Suggested Retail Price is $699
Our price:
FOB Huntington Beach, California: $589 US
FOB Edmonton, AB, Canada: $879 CAD$
Greddy Titanium exhaust ( cat back) in polished titanium:
Suggested Retail Price is $1,089
Our price:
FOB Huntington Beach, California: $889 US
FOB Edmonton, AB, Canada: $1279 CAD$
JIC FLTA2 coil over suspension.
SRP: $1,800
Our price:
FOB Huntington Beach, California: $1530 US
FOB Edmonton, AB, Canada: $2298 CAD$
TEIN Flex coil over suspension
SRP: $1,540
Our price:
FOB Huntington Beach, California: $1415 US
FOB Edmonton, AB, Canada: $1,998 CAD$
All are available on short order time.
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We wanted some more decent aftermarket products for the RX-8.
From what I have seen I like the Greddy exhaust, the TEIN and JIC suspension parts, and the Fidenza flywheel are the best so far.
Also, some people asked us to supply the Greddy, JIC, and TEIN products.
So, we are now doing so!
Greddy SP2 exhaust ( cat back) in polished stainless steel:
Suggested Retail Price is $699
Our price:
FOB Huntington Beach, California: $589 US
FOB Edmonton, AB, Canada: $879 CAD$
Greddy Titanium exhaust ( cat back) in polished titanium:
Suggested Retail Price is $1,089
Our price:
FOB Huntington Beach, California: $889 US
FOB Edmonton, AB, Canada: $1279 CAD$
JIC FLTA2 coil over suspension.
SRP: $1,800
Our price:
FOB Huntington Beach, California: $1530 US
FOB Edmonton, AB, Canada: $2298 CAD$
TEIN Flex coil over suspension
SRP: $1,540
Our price:
FOB Huntington Beach, California: $1415 US
FOB Edmonton, AB, Canada: $1,998 CAD$
All are available on short order time.
Zoom zoom..
12-21-2003, 01:51 AM
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Good stuff!
Any word on if there is an EDFC setup for the Tein flex's? If so, I'm wondering how the rear stepper motors work on the rears, as clearance is tight.
I had tein flex with edfc on the wrx. Pretty cool stuff
If anyone is wondering what EDFC is... here ya go:
http://tein.com/edfc.html
Any word on if there is an EDFC setup for the Tein flex's? If so, I'm wondering how the rear stepper motors work on the rears, as clearance is tight.
I had tein flex with edfc on the wrx. Pretty cool stuff
If anyone is wondering what EDFC is... here ya go:
http://tein.com/edfc.html
12-21-2003, 02:59 AM
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Originally posted by mikeb
what is the difference between greddy tiatinum and sp2
what is the difference between greddy tiatinum and sp2
Canzoomer, you seem to have very good success with your Stage 1 combined with Borla exhaust. Why not sell that instead, did you have difficulties trying to resale that product?
12-21-2003, 09:47 AM
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Originally posted by brothervoodoo
One is stainless the other titanium?
Canzoomer, you seem to have very good success with your Stage 1 combined with Borla exhaust. Why not sell that instead, did you have difficulties trying to resale that product?
One is stainless the other titanium?
Canzoomer, you seem to have very good success with your Stage 1 combined with Borla exhaust. Why not sell that instead, did you have difficulties trying to resale that product?
We have access to Greddy products, at good costs.
12-22-2003, 07:28 AM
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Does the Titanium GReddy have the same unfortunately oversized tips as the stainless SP2?
And I'm very glad to see you are carrying the JIC coilovers.. that will save me having to try and import them from the US in the spring.
And I'm very glad to see you are carrying the JIC coilovers.. that will save me having to try and import them from the US in the spring.
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