re amemiya website.. help?
hi guys
i am trying to couple of stuff from re amemiya website i emailed them couple of times but i have recieved no reaponse from them i was wondering if any of you guys ordered anything and would like to help me out so i can also order sum parts thanx anees |
Try rhdjapan, they can get you anything. Usually cheaper then what RE tries to sell with their list price.
thewird |
Actually rhdjapan has higher prices than re plus shipping is a killer
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Might help just to send a couple follow-up emails. I had to email Mazdatrix three times over 2 weeks before they responded to a simple question.
Re-amemiya may just direct you to a distributor like rhdjapan anyways since it's such a long shipping distance. I like that you're going with original RE parts though!:icon_tup: |
thanx cs13b
i have been trying a lot of websites to get my hands on sum re goodies but they are too expensive.. however if u go straight to re website.. the prices are fairly low.. and i am pretty sure the shipping will be not as crazy as rhd .... anyways if i get any response any one wants to do a group buy with me? anees |
I personally also buying some RE-A parts for the past few years, and I contact Inukai most of the time. I think RHD Japan price is fair. When RHD Japan is on sale for RE-A parts, then its cheaper than RE-A website price, but if its not on sale, then its probably the same price.
Will buy some RE-A parts over the winter, or beginning of next Spring, will pm you for group buy, anees |
Have you tried contacting the guys over at Greddy they're a dealer here in the states not sure about Canada. I think they said that they don't charge to ship the product from japan to their warehouse, just from their warehouse to you.
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Originally Posted by otaku85
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Have you tried contacting the guys over at Greddy they're a dealer here in the states not sure about Canada. I think they said that they don't charge to ship the product from japan to their warehouse, just from their warehouse to you.
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Originally Posted by Ka Kui
(Post 10835495)
I personally also buying some RE-A parts for the past few years, and I contact Inukai most of the time. I think RHD Japan price is fair. When RHD Japan is on sale for RE-A parts, then its cheaper than RE-A website price, but if its not on sale, then its probably the same price.
Will buy some RE-A parts over the winter, or beginning of next Spring, will pm you for group buy, anees my plan is to order sum re parts rite after christmas ... doesnt matter if re amemiya website staff gets bak to me or not.. i will still order |
Originally Posted by anees
(Post 10836374)
so they can get me re amemiya parts as well?
http://www.shopgreddy.com/special-jdm-imports.html |
Might be interested, ordered direct myself once.
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thanx otaku . i will try em over the winter :)
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Does RE make their Aero mirrors anymore? been looking for the longest time but no luck.
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i am pretty sure they do
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keep me updated for Amemiya group buys !!
btw, I'm going to Japan with my wife during christmas holidays, and turns out RE Amemiya's garage is 30 minutes from Narita airport !!! Believe me, ill stop by for sure to see if God is home !!! |
There is another way to go about it. see if you can find it in yahoo auctions in japan.
there is a guy who sells internationally for re-am, panspeed, feed, etc. on there for rx8 stuff, im sure he'd sell to you. or, you can find a japanese friend to write them. surprisingly, if you have 1 japanese friend, you will have a 100 in no time. its like making your first million. Try drinking at an izakya, im sure youll find a few, lol and, re-amemiya has an english rx8 site, which means, one person there kinda sorta knows english. but the grammer is typically japanese, so if you email them, keep it simple. Sadly, none of my friends live close to chiba, or id just get them to bring it back for you. Kyoto is a 7 hour drive, with a radar detector on, and the needle pegged im told. in a volvo no less, hahaahaha. |
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