New G owner needing help
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New G owner needing help
I'm pretty excited to be a new G owner and a member of this great group. I've owned an NSX in the past and know everything about where to buy OEM parts at great prices, etc. but feel like I'm starting all over again and am hoping someone can save me a lot of time.
I want to know the absolute best place to buy OEM parts (oil filters, etc.) preferably not only at a great discount (20%+) but hopefully free shipping as well which is what I had with Acura when I owned my NSX.
Any and all help would be greatly appreciated!
I want to know the absolute best place to buy OEM parts (oil filters, etc.) preferably not only at a great discount (20%+) but hopefully free shipping as well which is what I had with Acura when I owned my NSX.
Any and all help would be greatly appreciated!
Last edited by Beebo; Oct 21, 2007 at 04:10 PM.
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I'm pretty new to the G myself but I put in an order with EverythingG35.com for some stuff and was very surprised with the quick response. I paid for UPS ground shipping but they shipped it FEDEX (3 Day) . Pretty happy with my first purchase from these guys...
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Thanks everyone! I just placed my order with everythingG35 today and they had great prices and not only that, they said they have $5 shipping for the month of October. Great service!
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Welcome Inn......
All the places mentioned by the members above are right on. But that
depends what you're looking for.......example I always use K&N oil filters
because I feel they're better than OEM units. By going on line I found them
for $9 and change and if I spent $20 shipping was free. I just haven't been
able to find anyone that offers a great deal on my Redline synthetic oil.
I'll keep looking........
depends what you're looking for.......example I always use K&N oil filters
because I feel they're better than OEM units. By going on line I found them
for $9 and change and if I spent $20 shipping was free. I just haven't been
able to find anyone that offers a great deal on my Redline synthetic oil.
I'll keep looking........
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