Buying Parts From U.s.a

[dark-knight]

With the Aussie dollar so strong at the moment, we all know that now is the time to make the most of sourcing overseas performance parts from the U.S.

Just wondering who everyone has previously dealt and what people's opinions are of U.S. import parts dealers (recommendations, good/bad experiences and so on).

[axe s]

With the Aussie dollar so strong at the moment, we all know that now is the time to make the most of sourcing overseas performance parts from the U.S.

Just wondering who everyone has previously dealt and what people's opinions are of U.S. import parts dealers (recommendations, good/bad experiences and so on).

Stepfather and his mates import a lot of stuff through www.Summitracing.com depends what type of parts your looking for but..

[Norcal510]

I live in the states. Northern California to be exact. If you guys need help with any parts state side let me know.

[dark-knight]

Stepfather and his mates import a lot of stuff through www.Summitracing.com depends what type of parts your looking for but..

Couldn't really see any GTR parts there, which I guess is what I'm chasing

[axe s]

Couldn't really see any GTR parts there, which I guess is what I'm chasing

Yeah.. I couldn't really find much for the skyline.. but it should come in handy for the monaro..

[J_R32]

another option is to just search for something u want on the net (google/ebay etc) then use a company like PriceUSA to purchase and send the item to australia for you.

obviously this method probably isnt too useful for very large items or high value items due to import tax on anything over $1000 AUD

[Cruzin]

Yeah, anything over $1000 has import GST on it. The usual 10%. You normally pay import duty too on all imports over $1000, but if the item bought from the US is made there, then there is no duty. Food for thought!