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Old 03-18-2005, 03:33 AM
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I need to get some pads and disks for the pimpmobile and am going to start honing round some dealerships so I am loking for a list of dealers and I'm sure I've one somewhere.

Where is it?

Also what should I expect to be paying for all new pads and idsks on all four legs?

I have looked at the marketplace and it seems remarkebly cheaper than sourcing in the UK. Has anyone ever imported stuff of this size / weight from the marketplace before and experiences there?
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Available on the web direct from Honda!!!
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Cheers Pops I knew that but I was looking for a little more help as it were.
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Dealer locator at www.honda.co.uk

Or check the s2kuk website chris - the ones offering s2kuk discount are listed
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Cheers Ian, I still see that the marketplace offers cheaper solutions for OEM parts - anyone ever used thsi solution for large / heavy items?
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or for something after market.

www.wallaceperformance.com

very good on pricing and shipped for
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Chris PM/IM or call me later this evening
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That should read www.wallaceperformance.co.uk
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Fancy SPOONINGing?

our kit works out cheaper than honda! EDIT: I have just checked because I was not 100% - we are not as cheap but its still worth an email

email me if your interested

ant@spoonsportseurope.net

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Anthony - email sent just now and Ian I will give u a call tonight mate
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