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dnbutts

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dnbutts

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Hi all,

does anyone know where in hong kong a good shop selling parts like ECU's, EBC's, coilovers etc would be from experience?

a friend is heading over next week and though might be a good chance to check out some prices over there.

cheers,

shane.

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All I can say is that they are more expensive that what you can get from here in Aust, esp. through places like nengun and perfectrun.

Dont bother wasting your time dude. There is a HKS dealer shop that sells some parts in Mongkok, and another shop thats almost next to it.

scathing Grand Master

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Mong Kok has most of the aftermarket stuff. I couldn't find any performance shops, although they apparently exist, but I did find a lot of ricer accessory shops.

Let me go find a street directory....

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I suggest your friend to Kowloon Bay called SuperGT

because they provide a lot of after market parts in there and you can search SuperGT on the internet

For HKS dealer, MongKok called Top Racing in there

you can search their website on internet

you can find other Jananese brand coilovers around AUS$600 and it can set the height

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scathing Grand Master

scathing

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i was told to go to dan dan road from memory....gave up on that but i did come across some kickass replica toy gun stores with big-f-off bb machine guns.

I found those shops too. You were about 2 blocks away from the ricer accessory shops.

I picked up some awesome RAYS / Volk stickers (TE37 style) in one store for sweet f**k all. And some other random in-car signs and stickers and stuff.

(OO)SKYLINE(OO) Grand Master

(OO)SKYLINE(OO)

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Haha!!

Good luck...

My parents from HK I'll ask them for ya.

BTW If your not "local" in HK, you can get ripped off left, right and centre. Beware of the fake stuff too and know what you are looking for.

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