That's right, a friend of a friend is going to Hong Kong soon...

Where should I tell them to look for jdm parts - stuff like ATS, jdm oem honda, and TODA?


Phone number, address, and directions would be


Thanks.

 

 

GT sport 26248688
KAYABA 23575531
Racing cross 23938971
Ao's racing 23885051

and i forgot GP motor number.

 

How about something near the airport (heard its like a 2 hours bus ride from the closest airport) and were they speak english?

 

There is almost next to nothing near the airport. Just ride the airport express, it doesn't take that long to go out to the city.

They may understand english, but good luck, because they may not know what's the parts name in english.

 

OK, well my parents speak mandarin and they are going with a bunch of taiwanese/chinese people....also if anyone can give me the following part #'s that would be great
JDM FD
ATS FD
Toda FW

 

Highly recommend them. They're also an authorized JUN dealer in HK. Owner (Simon) drives a highly modified black DC2R. Look at all the trophies in his office. He got them from years of cart racing.

 

Speaking Mandarin only tips them off that you're a tourist...gotta be able to speak Cantonese; even then, prices are not as good as you might think.

BTW, most of those shops are located in the Mong Kok area of Kowloon, except for maybe Racing Cross.

 

the people my parents are going with speak cantonese as well.....I am having them call the stores to find out if the certain parts are in stock, and whichever one has the parts in stock and good prices, they are gonna stop by and pick them up

 

I'll post some addresses for these places later; I still think your time would be better spent eating seafood or buying clothes rather than trying to score JDM parts, but good luck!

 

gt sport has a lot of arc and apexi stuff. they like to do turbo applications i guess.

 

Nothing close to the airport. The airport is on a different island than Hong kong island.

 

LMFAO!!!

Will
-who would hope that someone would not buy USDM stuff and bring it back

 

Nah, he means you might order a flywheel for a b16 in english and they hear "flywheel" and sell you a candy called "fly-on-wheel," for $4.95 and you bring it back and how the **** is that gonna fit in your car? That would suck! Or you get a nice light flywheel for a skyline!

 

yuck!

 

Sounds like TJ needs to take a field trip to Hong Kong with me

 

hey i'm going back to HK soon too

i was wondering does a jdm type r steering wheel fit on our cars?

sorry i think this question has been asked already
not sure

 

Don't laugh, cuz when I went back, I asked a shop about "header", they don't know what I am talking about. So I tell them "exhaust manifold" or "banana" in Cantonese, and they finally understand. And when I said ITR Intake manifold, they have no clue what I am talking about, so I have to open the hood and point out what I am talking about. And when I ask injectors and fuel rail, they have no clue what I am talking about too. I can go on and on, but I guess you get the idea.

 

ask him take MTR and go to Mon Kok, then go to GT Sports or Top Racing, there are alots of stores over at that area

 

GT Sport Ltd.
DD 115, LOT 1045 BRP, Castle Peak Rd.
Au Tau, Yuen Long, N.T.
Phone: 852-2398-8866

Kayaba Shop HK
G/F, No. 300, Sai Yeung Choi Street N.
Mong Kok, Kowloon
Phone: 852-2357-5531

Anyone know if FELIX or Sheepdog (Cars Workshop Ltd.) are still in business? I am not too familiar with the HK shops...

 

Old FELIX changed their name to GT Sport like a few other shops. Somehow a few shops there combined into one big shop call GT Sport. But seem like FELIX will re-open again right across from their old location. So old FELIX is called GT Sport now and new FELIX is across from the old FELIX. confusing??

 

opposed to speaking in english?

 

English would be even more obvious

 

lol...exactly what i thought!

 

yeap.....unfortunately to burst u guys bubbles, good luck finding stuff at good prices. about the only chance u have is to maybe find some1 who can take ya to a yard where u can scrumage for parts. shop prices are pretty ridiculous, some even to the point of more than US

HK is good for food, food, and more food

ken have ur friend go check out Mong Kok and look for some rim/tire places. u can cop some rims cheap. and u mite even get lucky and find some discontinued rims such as RNR etc. last time i was out there i saw a place that had all the discontinued Mugen rims