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What about Hong Kong.

im wondering becos im goin their at christmas time.

do dey sell good stuff der?

is it cheaper than buyin japanese car parts and accesories ere?

i wanna get some racing seats from their but dont know where to go, or what the prices r like. :rofl:

cheers

ez :laugh:

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Good quality jap parts are no cheaper than the online sellers here. But you can save on freight and other charges.

You can get to a few part shops from mong kok station. Just buy an option fans mag and navigate with your tourist map.

I've got no idea about seats though!

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