GroupBuy time, what are SC owners interested in?
10-16-03, 11:38 AM
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Originally posted by VSsc400
do a search with my username and supra TT brake upgrade. I posted where to get all the parts and stuff for less than $500 delivered to your door.
do a search with my username and supra TT brake upgrade. I posted where to get all the parts and stuff for less than $500 delivered to your door.
Kevin
10-16-03, 11:44 AM
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Re: Re: Anything to make 'er go faster!
Yeah, I've been planning on getting in touch with OLT about the conversion, just as soon as I lay my baby up for the winter. By the way, turning down the intensity of the dash has stopped the flickering.
True true, but I guess I was lichening mass qty to discount... and I'm all about getting the max value per dollar! Some might call it cheap; I look at it as more money to spend on the next upgrade 
BUT as a sidenote, I do not advocate comprimising quality! This is in no reference to anything in particular.
I know this is off topic, but I'll redeem myself by adding/asking... ***************** - any chance of a group buy on any of their products? I apologize for not knowing who/what with reguards to GBs.
Originally posted by adidas1532
PM O. L. T.
no need for a group buy, we have our own in house expert
PM O. L. T.
no need for a group buy, we have our own in house expert
BUT as a sidenote, I do not advocate comprimising quality! This is in no reference to anything in particular.
I know this is off topic, but I'll redeem myself by adding/asking... ***************** - any chance of a group buy on any of their products? I apologize for not knowing who/what with reguards to GBs.
10-16-03, 11:50 AM
#63
Originally posted by lexcoupe
What about for those of us who want them brand new? I was going to buy used TT brakes, but if we can get a group buy for new ones, then thats all the better!
Kevin
What about for those of us who want them brand new? I was going to buy used TT brakes, but if we can get a group buy for new ones, then thats all the better!
Kevin
Calipers were remanned. sandblasted, new rings, pistons, seals, nipples etc etc and came with warranty.
10-16-03, 02:45 PM
#66
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Originally posted by VSsc400
do a search with my username and supra TT brake upgrade. I posted where to get all the parts and stuff for less than $500 delivered to your door.
do a search with my username and supra TT brake upgrade. I posted where to get all the parts and stuff for less than $500 delivered to your door.
10-16-03, 02:48 PM
#67
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Re: Re: Re: Anything to make 'er go faster!
Originally posted by Seismic
I know this is off topic, but I'll redeem myself by adding/asking... ***************** - any chance of a group buy on any of their products? I apologize for not knowing who/what with reguards to GBs.
I know this is off topic, but I'll redeem myself by adding/asking... ***************** - any chance of a group buy on any of their products? I apologize for not knowing who/what with reguards to GBs.
10-17-03, 12:07 AM
#73
Pole Position
I would say that getting new leather was the best thing I did to my car. I think this is the best option for a group buy for the following reasons:
1) There are real economies of scale in doing a group buy. The set-up time for the shop to make the seats takes a while, so they love it when they can put through several of the same pattern (even with different leather options). This means real savings to the manufacturer that can be passed onto customers.
2) The seat covers pack well and ship easily.
3) The cost is very realistic for most members ($500-600). It is cheap enough that many can afford it, but expensive enough that a 20% discount means some real savings for the members.
4) Some places like leatherseats.com have group discount programs in place already, so it will be a very easy deal to do.
5) Everyone needs it!
Here are pictures of my seats:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...5&pagenumber=1
1) There are real economies of scale in doing a group buy. The set-up time for the shop to make the seats takes a while, so they love it when they can put through several of the same pattern (even with different leather options). This means real savings to the manufacturer that can be passed onto customers.
2) The seat covers pack well and ship easily.
3) The cost is very realistic for most members ($500-600). It is cheap enough that many can afford it, but expensive enough that a 20% discount means some real savings for the members.
4) Some places like leatherseats.com have group discount programs in place already, so it will be a very easy deal to do.
5) Everyone needs it!
Here are pictures of my seats:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...5&pagenumber=1
10-17-03, 11:44 AM
#74
tggoodrich:
I know what you mean.. stock rotors don't look as good as slotted/drilled...
I'm definitely going drilled/slotted when these rotors get worn
Gixer:
I don't flame people do I? If I did I'm sorry I've never meant to flame people... we all have different tastes and goals with our vehicles... I'm by no means the top dog tuner so who am I to judge anyone?
I would love to have new leather too... but I want LSD first.... so I am being selfish... sorry...
I know what you mean.. stock rotors don't look as good as slotted/drilled...
I'm definitely going drilled/slotted when these rotors get worn
Gixer:
I don't flame people do I? If I did I'm sorry I've never meant to flame people... we all have different tastes and goals with our vehicles... I'm by no means the top dog tuner so who am I to judge anyone?
I would love to have new leather too... but I want LSD first.... so I am being selfish... sorry...
