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Best place to buy parts

cena · 2016-08-10 12:34:03

Where is a good place to buy parts? need to replace rear shocks

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cena

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Where is a good place to buy parts? need to replace rear shocks

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#2 10-08-2016 1:41pm
Kenny Logins

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Define "best".

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#3 10-08-2016 1:59pm
Plane

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My last few orders have all been from eurocarparts.
I pick the brands I want and they have been consistently the cheapest as they usually have 20-30% discount offers on.

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#4 10-08-2016 2:42pm
bazz26

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local motor factors,
mister-auto.ie,
micksgarage.ie,
main dealer.

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#5 10-08-2016 2:57pm
biko

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I get stuff from ebay/adverts/micksgarage/others and often from local motor factors
It really depends on what I need.

First decide on what shocks you need, then start checking places and comparing prices.

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#6 12-08-2016 5:23pm
mrDerek

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micksgarage would be your best bet, plus its an irish company

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