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#1
3rd generation RX-7's / Headlight cover needed
November 27, 2008, 08:53:49 AM
We supply replacement headlight covers from RE-Amemiya / C-West. Not a problem.
To order please contact us via the website, or Steve-o in the Newera section of this forum.

HTH
Miguel
#2
3rd generation RX-7's / Ricco\'s Ride
July 30, 2008, 07:05:15 AM
Hi Ricco,

Not been on here much recently... anyways, your new Advan RG II wheels left Japan 26th July and will be arriving in the next week or so :D

Look forward to seeing the beast take further shape :)
#3
3rd generation RX-7's / no rear interior!
July 30, 2008, 06:46:06 AM
Quote from: Lil-Steve;518559Just as a matter of intrest I have rear seats at the moment but because of my Brides I can\'t actually get anyone in the back.
 
Are the storage buckets a direct replacement for the back seat and does anyone know whether any other parts are required to fit them?

As long as the person\'s not too big, you can still squeeze someone into the back, mate ;)

Either have them crawl between the seats (One pushed all the way forward, the other all the way back) or slide in after pushing the passenger seat all the way forward. Feet on one seat bucket, bum on the other... I\'ve sat in the back of mine for hours like that - asleep whilst someone else drove. No probs! :D :Thumbs-up

Original rear seats are also useful for chucking luggage into, etc. Never had the plastic bins but they may be noisier.. :Tongue1
#4
Quote from: Jitthats a ridiculous statement dude and half the reason why the prices on these things will continue to fall.

ok bit of a broad statement, agreed....definitely go look at the car but always take some one with you who knows rotarys, otherwise could end up costly

personally i would be uncomfortable buying an FD without a rebuild at that milage, without supporting documents etc
#5
72MILES and no rebuild...walk away swiftly!
#6
check our feedback :)
#7
General Technical / Diffuser\'s...
March 19, 2008, 03:14:17 PM
Our current pricing for:

First moulding FD3S diffuser kit:

Wet Carbon: £495.71
FRP: £368.60

Prices are excluding carriage to UK. Surface delivery is £115.00
#8
General Technical / Diffuser\'s...
March 19, 2008, 02:34:32 PM
Quote from: gyles18just spoke to newera, £730 not delivered lol.......dont think ill be paying that for something thats just going to get beaten up by the british roads on the back of my car haha!

Seems there\'s some misunderstanding here...

With today\'s rate at 195 Yen £ - We can offer a genuine RE-Amemiya Carbon Diffuser Pro @ £422.63 + Carriage (Air freight or surface shipping are available).

£730 excluding delivery would not have been quoted by ourselves for this item. Do you have a reference no of this quote, or name of the person you spoke with?

Please note: We don\'t supply any copy or counterfeit items.
#9
Sounds scary!

They salt the roads good over there, right? So I guess you wouldn\'t be towing in ice, or snow.. :driving
#10
Hey Daniel, parts ordered for you this morning, mate. We\'ll get them sent out to you ASAP :Thumbs-up

Macer! - Will be a pleasure dealing with you again :cheers
#11
Quote from: chrnoLOL

That\'s a great Idea.....  :D

Hmm, yes Maybe I do need one of the Braces.. But I need to order just the Auto exe rear one then, and Im not sure if I can get them separate. Will have to think more about that.

Ill try to find some good spots today now that I have the decals on as well.

Thanks everyone for the nice comments!

I\'m going to order the Carbing for you, buddy. You know you want it!
I\'m sure we can get you just the rear Auto Exe one if you want red. Remember, there\'s also the alternative I mentioned on the phone, which is the same design but roughly half the price, in met blue :cheers

Cheers

Miguel
#12
BTW, forgot to mention. If you\'re thinking of upgrading the rear wing soon, then I know a man who may want your 1999 rear spoiler - We\'ve just bought him a white \'98 FD ;)

White\'s not as bad as my black car for stone chips, but paint is paint. White\'s the easiest to respray too. Do tell friends not to follow you too closely.. These tyres will kick up stones!
#13
That looks ace, Daniel!!

Car\'s come a long way since when we first bought it for you, despite the quality, those photos don\'t do it justice, I suspect. White\'s always a difficult colour to shoot. Also looks as if those offsets were spot on! :Thumbsup!

Maybe I should be ordering an additional Carbing brace on Monday, to go with the ones ordered for Russ and myself... :D

For the show, just get yourself a Rasta wig and hat and all will be aaaalright!:bandit
It\'ll save you a fortune in blue Samco hoses and anodised pulleys :rollin

Look forward to seeing more pictures soon.

Cheers

Miguel
#14
WOW! Clive, you never mentioned this in our phone conversations! :D
What a cool find! Glad it\'s gone to someone with intentions such as your\'s sir!

This is one thread I\'ll be keeping a beady eye on. Might even be part of the reason why I could attend the next Rotorstock...

Fantastic!

Miguel