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08-11-2009, 03:02 PM
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As one who buys all his Spec Miata parts from Mazda under their program, I have to say that those "discounts" don't pay the price of the cell minutes....
I'm underwhelmed, and don't see any reason from those numbers to bother with the program for my S2000 (yes, I autocross it).
I'm underwhelmed, and don't see any reason from those numbers to bother with the program for my S2000 (yes, I autocross it).
08-11-2009, 03:09 PM
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some things have a larger discount.
I was looking at a abs part and majestic sells for 1021.00 hpd is 674.00
I would use them for that for sure.
now brake rotors I will still use Centric but I think on some of the hard parts it will be the way to go.
they will sell a hard top for less than you can buy a used one
I was looking at a abs part and majestic sells for 1021.00 hpd is 674.00
I would use them for that for sure.
now brake rotors I will still use Centric but I think on some of the hard parts it will be the way to go.
they will sell a hard top for less than you can buy a used one
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08-11-2009, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by 124Spider,Aug 11 2009, 03:02 PM
As one who buys all his Spec Miata parts from Mazda under their program, I have to say that those "discounts" don't pay the price of the cell minutes....
I'm underwhelmed, and don't see any reason from those numbers to bother with the program for my S2000 (yes, I autocross it).
I'm underwhelmed, and don't see any reason from those numbers to bother with the program for my S2000 (yes, I autocross it).
Originally Posted by HPD agreement
Purchaser further acknowledges that the parts purchased from Honda Performance Development are for personal race-use only, not for use on any normal street-driven Acura or Honda vehicle, and not for resale."
08-11-2009, 03:35 PM
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That's strange considering I sent them SCCA Solo II results, not SCCA club racing results and I was accepted. Maybe they don't know what B Street Prepared stands for and assume my car is not street legal.
08-11-2009, 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted by BrianZ,Aug 11 2009, 03:21 PM
Unfortunately if the car is street driven/registered it does not qualify
Originally Posted by HPD agreement
Purchaser further acknowledges that the parts purchased from Honda Performance Development are for personal race-use only, not for use on any normal street-driven Acura or Honda vehicle, and not for resale."
i sent in my stuff with only one scca autox event and 1 local event and i got accepted