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Hi

I'm going to Singapore in a few days and have found a shop that

stocks TRD parts.

Is it worth getting it, while i'm there?

The exchange rate is good but the taxes might not be worth it.

I'm looking to get TRD CAI

TRD Manifold

TRD Flywheel

Unless someone else knows or can get it lemme know.

Thanks

Andy


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Hi

I'm going to Singapore in a few days and have found a shop that

stocks TRD parts.

Is it worth getting it, while i'm there?

The exchange rate is good but the taxes might not be worth it.

I'm looking to get TRD CAI

TRD Manifold

TRD Flywheel

Unless someone else knows or can get it lemme know.

Thanks

Andy

wat kinda prices?? where's the store? my mum's goin also.. might get her to bring me back a CAI...

let us kno what the figures are


BigBum Grand Master

BigBum

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There's only one place in Singapore I found that sell TRD parts

http://www.trd.com.sg/

They have most trd parts in stock for sportivo.

I'll be going there in 2 days so will found out then. !

would that place happen to be near the airport?

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There's only one place in Singapore I found that sell TRD parts

http://www.trd.com.sg/

They have most trd parts in stock for sportivo.

I'll be going there in 2 days so will found out then. !

would that place happen to be near the airport?

not quite sure if its near the airport. but will definately check it out.

BigBum Grand Master

BigBum

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There's only one place in Singapore I found that sell TRD parts

http://www.trd.com.sg/

They have most trd parts in stock for sportivo.

I'll be going there in 2 days so will found out then. !

would that place happen to be near the airport?

not quite sure if its near the airport. but will definately check it out.

let us know whenever u can... because i'll be heading over there soon :)

kelvin33 Grand Master

kelvin33

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can't say it is near, perhaps 20mins from the airport by taxi....singapore is just 110 by 80. therefore everywhere is accessible.

hope that helps :P

negatron Grand Master

negatron

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Hey boys,

I'm a Singapore fella and i'll give you the dirt.

it is about 20 - 30 min from the airport.

i just spoke to the guy and the head lights on that car we see are stock but they put in a HID conversion kit (S$1400)

oh and TRD break pads are S$230 a set.

kelvin33 Grand Master

kelvin33

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:D :P

it is the smallest of the smallest developed city?? country?? resort?? island??

which is better guys :)

melvinlau Experienced

melvinlau

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i was there about a year ago, and yeh the guy there, Rick... has everything... its worth checking out the TRD bodykit for the sedan.. if u have one! :blink: but prices aren't bad, if ur gonna pick it up... i got my eye-lids (pre-facelift), TRD carbon fibre grille, and TRD air filter from him... im not sure if he'll remember me but mention Melvin from Perth, and see if he can help u out... if he can't remember maybe jog his memory by reminding him of what i bought

negatron Grand Master

negatron

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25-30min form the airport? that's like from 1 end of singapore to the other..

I've accounted for the fact that in the Kim Chuan area there may be a jam (near the PL mrt station, and he might get lost.

E-Gene Grand Master

E-Gene

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I've been to that shop before and they are very expensive. I didn't get anything cos I realise that they are cheaper from Bruce in NZ.

shaohaok Grand Master

shaohaok

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I've been to that shop before and they are very expensive. I didn't get anything cos I realise that they are cheaper from Bruce in NZ.

yup

shaohaok Grand Master

shaohaok

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Hi

I'm going to Singapore in a few days and have found a shop that

stocks TRD parts.

Is it worth getting it, while i'm there?

The exchange rate is good but the taxes might not be worth it.

I'm looking to get TRD CAI

TRD Manifold

TRD Flywheel

Unless someone else knows or can get it lemme know.

Thanks

Andy

wat kinda prices?? where's the store? my mum's goin also.. might get her to bring me back a CAI...

let us kno what the figures are

they bring in mostly TRD jap parts. be lucky if u got the TRD CAI from them

justin_es Grand Master

justin_es

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hey guys i was wondering the TRDsales.com sight

i was just wondering how reliable and how good for prices he is

and he as in ??? i dont know his name either

i was curious if anyone knows howmuch he charges for a CAI and a short shift kit that includes delivery to australia

also there is another TRD person that alot of people have mentioned before but i cant seem to find any posts about it so if anyone knows of anybody else

cheers i could ask him but i dont wanna bother if he is no good lol

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MR22ZZ Grand Master

MR22ZZ

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Justin - all the info you need is in the Parts Location sticky post at the top of the page, cheers

Bruce is the TRDsales.com man :)

justin_es Grand Master

justin_es

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HMMMM no sticky post at the top of my webpage

also i know of a store that is bringing out a CAI in parramatta or there abouts he said 2 weeks about 4 days ago

he told me its supposed to be an exact replica of the TRD but choice of different filters available in autralia not TRD filter :D

maybe i might not tell anybody yet so that way they dont run out of them too quickly so i am garunteed one :ph34r:

but you watch everyone probably already knows about it and im boasting over nothing and look like an idiot LOL :unsure:

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Buddha Grand Master

Buddha

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also there is another TRD person that alot of people have mentioned before but i cant seem to find any posts about it so if anyone knows of anybody else

According to the TRD website, there is an Australian distributor listed, which is Castle Hill Toyota.

TRD Distributor page

Castle Hill Toyota website

justin_es Grand Master

justin_es

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yeah i know a guy who supplies TRD parts too wich i actully was gonna get from him but its still import prices but i thought i wouldwait to see if this australian made one ( i think its australian made) gives just as much power and response and and see if its alot cheaper due to the fact its not import

SILVABULLIT Grand Master

SILVABULLIT

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Hopefully it'll fit unlike some other brands

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