Honda Prelude UK

Stew@12Tune · Log book in the post Joined: 03 Jul 2009 Posts: 33

We do a fairly large range of SRS headers/manifolds for the Preludes aswell as full systems.

Have a look here and if there is one you fancy let me know and i'll give you a member price

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Frank · Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 12:16 pm Post subject:

what are the srs ones like compared to stock? are there any size differences i.e collector or pipe diameter? what sort of discount would we get. i was looking at the ss ones for a 1995 jdm si vtec

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Stew@12Tune · Log book in the post Joined: 03 Jul 2009 Posts: 33

You'll get better flow with one of these, i have one on my EG civic and it makes vtec a bit more fierce.

Always a good mod in my opinion.

Depends on which one you go for but you'd be looking at at least £20 off, more on some, and can always do a mini group buy of 5 or more

DJBlobby · Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 7:39 pm Post subject:

I'd possibly be up for one of these depending on price.

nitin_s1 · Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 9:43 pm Post subject:

Does the chrome stay chromed for long time.. Because the Stainles steel ones goes from shiny to brown.. Rolling Eyes

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Stew@12Tune · Log book in the post Joined: 03 Jul 2009 Posts: 33

nitin_s1 wrote:

Does the chrome stay chromed for long time.. Because the Stainles steel ones goes from shiny to brown.. Rolling Eyes

I have the chrome one and it is slightly discoloured but still looks ok to me really, as long as it does what its says on the tin im happy Very Happy

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aardvark64 · Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2009 8:12 am Post subject:

Nice looking parts, but the postage from the Netherlands is eye-wateringly expensive.

If you go via the web-site checkout process, then you'll end up paying almost half as much again as the list price in postage, depending on what you go for obviously. Even for small items, say a distributor cap, the minimum postage is 25 euros, yep that's £20.

Best wishes, Colin

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Stew@12Tune · Log book in the post Joined: 03 Jul 2009 Posts: 33

aardvark64 wrote:

Nice looking parts, but the postage from the Netherlands is eye-wateringly expensive.

If you go via the web-site checkout process, then you'll end up paying almost half as much again as the list price in postage, depending on what you go for obviously. Even for small items, say a distributor cap, the minimum postage is 25 euros, yep that's £20.

Best wishes, Colin

The way im working it is for larger items, they are sent directly to you, usually around £20 delivery on most things, but that is taken into account when i discount things for you.

Smaller items i will get a shipment sent over to me and send them out, so £2-3 delivery maximum on small items.

Buying directly on the shop isnt your best way, thats why im here Smile

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