jdm parts em2?
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From: woodbridge, NJ, USA
jdm parts em2?
does any1 know any website where i can buy some jdm parts for our car, or even if they make any jdm parts, i dont kno squat about the em2 so if some1 could help me out it would be appreciated thnx
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From: vineland, nj, usa
Re: jdm parts em2?
there is no coupe in japan and "jdm" parts you might find would be from a sedan. there arent even that many coupes in europe.
where are all of you newbies comin from. there is a search button that will answer any and all questions posted on this forum in the past week or two SEARCH
where are all of you newbies comin from. there is a search button that will answer any and all questions posted on this forum in the past week or two SEARCH
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Re: jdm parts em2?
Click here to search the forum.
Google works great, also.
I'm closing this thread. People keep asking these same questions, trolling for information because they don't want to do their own product searches on the internet.
I apologize if you think I'm being rude. Since I have been a member here, this is probably the 30th time that I have seen people ask this kind of question, instead of doing their own research. I understand that this is a place to seek answers, but when you can find your own answers with a simple Google search, forum regulars become a bit annoyed with these repetitious inquiries. Making a thread like this should be a last resort, when you simply can't find something on your own.
Google works great, also.
I'm closing this thread. People keep asking these same questions, trolling for information because they don't want to do their own product searches on the internet.
I apologize if you think I'm being rude. Since I have been a member here, this is probably the 30th time that I have seen people ask this kind of question, instead of doing their own research. I understand that this is a place to seek answers, but when you can find your own answers with a simple Google search, forum regulars become a bit annoyed with these repetitious inquiries. Making a thread like this should be a last resort, when you simply can't find something on your own.
