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01-17-06, 02:53 AM
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Fujita Engineering
Has anyone heard of this company? Or FEED, SONIC, or AFFLUX. They sell various parts for FD and FC but mostly for FD. This is a company in Japan. I might be working with them to sell here in America, but i want to know how high the demand would be first. They offer products such as engine management systems, clutches, LSD, various exterior parts, Exhaust, intakes, turbos and a lot of other stuff. please give feed back on this. Thank you
01-17-06, 05:09 AM
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their engine management system is a pre-tuned pfc - outside of japan, there is very low demand for this sort of product.
their bodykits, unfortunately, have been illegally copied by US workshops - and few people want to pay the high prices for the original
their prices are very high by japanese standards, and often terrifying by US standards
other than that - they are, IMO, in the 'top three' of japanese aftermarket FD tuners (the other two being amemiya and knight sports).
not trying to scare you off - just giving you a heads up.
also - there are quite a few japanese residents, myself included, who sell on fujita parts already - so make sure you are getting a real distributer deal (to make yourself competitive).
good luck!
their bodykits, unfortunately, have been illegally copied by US workshops - and few people want to pay the high prices for the original
their prices are very high by japanese standards, and often terrifying by US standards
other than that - they are, IMO, in the 'top three' of japanese aftermarket FD tuners (the other two being amemiya and knight sports).
not trying to scare you off - just giving you a heads up.
also - there are quite a few japanese residents, myself included, who sell on fujita parts already - so make sure you are getting a real distributer deal (to make yourself competitive).
good luck!
01-17-06, 06:27 AM
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Originally Posted by DaiOni
their engine management system is a pre-tuned pfc - outside of japan, there is very low demand for this sort of product.
their bodykits, unfortunately, have been illegally copied by US workshops - and few people want to pay the high prices for the original
their prices are very high by japanese standards, and often terrifying by US standards
other than that - they are, IMO, in the 'top three' of japanese aftermarket FD tuners (the other two being amemiya and knight sports).
not trying to scare you off - just giving you a heads up.
also - there are quite a few japanese residents, myself included, who sell on fujita parts already - so make sure you are getting a real distributer deal (to make yourself competitive).
good luck!
their bodykits, unfortunately, have been illegally copied by US workshops - and few people want to pay the high prices for the original
their prices are very high by japanese standards, and often terrifying by US standards
other than that - they are, IMO, in the 'top three' of japanese aftermarket FD tuners (the other two being amemiya and knight sports).
not trying to scare you off - just giving you a heads up.
also - there are quite a few japanese residents, myself included, who sell on fujita parts already - so make sure you are getting a real distributer deal (to make yourself competitive).
good luck!
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01-17-06, 06:33 AM
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Well, If you didn't know who they are and coming on here to get info, I say no. Also you're not even in the main land. Shipping from Hawaii will be quite expensive... especially shipping large parts like body kits.
Also there are few companies that already import parts from those companies.
Also there are few companies that already import parts from those companies.
01-17-06, 06:38 AM
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Originally Posted by herblenny
Well, If you didn't know who they are and coming on here to get info, I say no. Also you're not even in the main land. Shipping from Hawaii will be quite expensive... especially shipping large parts like body kits.
Also there are few companies that already import parts from those companies.
Also there are few companies that already import parts from those companies.
01-17-06, 07:57 AM
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but could you show me sites that also import parts from Fujita? thanks
01-17-06, 08:01 AM
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Well I'm sure itll be shipped direct from Japan so it wont be as expensive as shipping from Japan to Hawaii to mainland. I heard something else, but could you show me sites that also import parts from Fujita? thanks
Also, Corksport could get Feed parts.
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Originally Posted by herblenny
Unless you are getting an awesome deal on these parts, you are not going to beat someone shipping from Japan straight to the mainland.
Also, Corksport could get Feed parts.
Also, Corksport could get Feed parts.
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since we are on FEED, did anyone manage to get any pix of their new widebody from TAS? Everyone I talked to on this board said they missed their car, bc it was tucked away in a corner. . . ?? I'll keep on searchin this forum just in case, but every search for feed and widebody yield their older widebody. thanks in advance!
01-17-06, 11:03 AM
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since we are on FEED, did anyone manage to get any pix of their new widebody from TAS? Everyone I talked to on this board said they missed their car, bc it was tucked away in a corner. . . ?? I'll keep on searchin this forum just in case, but every search for feed and widebody yield their older widebody. thanks in advance!
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