Skyline performance parts

[Caplax40]

Is there a good place online to buy performance parts for US Skyline owners?

[zevolv]

why do you own one?

www.motorex.net only importer of Skylines to the US and best resource for parts

[Caplax40]

Motorex only has a few parts available online and their new site is not quite completed. And to answer your question, I don't own one, yet. But I am in talks with a guy about purchasing an R32. I'm more or less just feeling out the options I have for modding.

[itsthepham]

why buy from motorex for? everyone knows they overprice their shit. Tell me what exactly ur looking for Caplax40 and I'll give u the necessary links bro

[Caplax40]

why buy from motorex for? everyone knows they overprice their shit. Tell me what exactly ur looking for Caplax40 and I'll give u the necessary links bro

Any links to modding the R32 (specifically the GTS-T Type M), and links to purchase most bolt ons and electronics (boost controllers, etc), plus interior mods like seats and such.

[itsthepham]

apexi.com
blitz-na.com
do-luck-usa.com
fizzautosports.com
gpsports-na.com
hksusa.com
greddy.com
motorex.net....i guess... :?
store.yahoo.com/phase2motorsports/
recaro.com
sparcousa.com
signalauto.com
rd-tanabe.com
tees-usa.com (get yourself some brides!!! :mrgreen: )
turboxs.com
veilside.com
vividracing.com
rbmotoring.com
xs-engineering.com

I guess thats it...tell me if they help you out.

[brijoel]

please do tell how you plan on legalizing it.....im waaaay more interested in how you plan to accomplish that rather than how you plan to modify it, lol.
there is a reason motorex is so expensive on most of their stuff, particularly cars. for those that dont know, motorex is the ONLY company with the certification to legalize skylines. anyone else who tells you they can do it for cheap blah blah blah is essentially bs'ing you. if you want to be fully legal there is no way around it. if you are using this as a track car(why the hell you would use the gts-t as a track car is beyond me however) then no worries as long as you wont be driving it on public streets.

[itsthepham]

please do tell how you plan on legalizing it.....im waaaay more interested in how you plan to accomplish that rather than how you plan to modify it, lol.
there is a reason motorex is so expensive on most of their stuff, particularly cars. for those that dont know, motorex is the ONLY company with the certification to legalize skylines. anyone else who tells you they can do it for cheap blah blah blah is essentially bs'ing you. if you want to be fully legal there is no way around it. if you are using this as a track car(why the hell you would use the gts-t as a track car is beyond me however) then no worries as long as you wont be driving it on public streets.

Then I guess you never heard of RBmotoring.com. Maybe you should check out that website.

[TonyGTSt]

I own a turbo Skyline and I get most of my parts from local wreckers or 'overnight from Japan' (HA HA!)

I would suggest you visit the main Australian Skyline site, skylinesaustralia.com - there are some Americans there already in an effort to support these cars stateside.

T.

[Caplax40]

please do tell how you plan on legalizing it.....im waaaay more interested in how you plan to accomplish that rather than how you plan to modify it, lol.
there is a reason motorex is so expensive on most of their stuff, particularly cars. for those that dont know, motorex is the ONLY company with the certification to legalize skylines. anyone else who tells you they can do it for cheap blah blah blah is essentially bs'ing you. if you want to be fully legal there is no way around it. if you are using this as a track car(why the hell you would use the gts-t as a track car is beyond me however) then no worries as long as you wont be driving it on public streets.

Oh gasp! Motorex is the only one who can legalize Skylines? :roll: Everyone knows that man!! Oh and to answer your question: the Skyline has already gone through Motorex and has had a private owner aka THE SELLER.

[itsthepham]

lol geez guys. RBmotoring.com legalizes skylines too....and a lot cheaper.