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GTR Garage
Kunio

Japanese in Iwakuni-shi
http://www.gtr-garage.com/collections/r32-gtr?page=1
Great English. moderate speed on parts and very good cus service


Feat Auto Group

Adam

Canadian in Yokohama
http://www.feastautoexport.com/
decent cus service. pretty good prices. Quick speed



RHD Japan

Yokohama
Not recommended

Nengun
f*kuoka
Not recommended

R-International
Hara
Japanese in Osaka

http://r-international.co.jp/
So-so English but great cus service. A bit slow but best prices

New Era
Can't remember the person's name and can't remember if British or not.
http://www.neweraimports.com/index.htm
Good speed with decent cus service. Will go out of their way to get you parts. Prices could be better.


JDMAutoLink
EJ
Malaysian in Malaysia
http://jdmautolink.net/
Great English. Great cus service. Good prices.


Not to sound racist but I've always gotten the best prices with Japanese companies vs gaikokujin. Most Japanese-owned businesses will take a bit longer to get parts because I think they use their networks (friends) to find the part at the best price. R-International, for example, has always given me the best prices even though it sometimes takes 1-2 weeks for items.

Of course all the above can help you order from YAJ if you see something there.

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