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Best Place To Buy Those Ricer Parts
Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2004 5:57 pm
by bubs
Where have people bought and how much did you pay for
12 Gallon Fuel Cell?
4 Point Harnesses?
VDO Guages?
I want to try and save every penny i can!
Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2004 6:10 pm
by Shorty40
Harnesses I am getting from
www.rallyrickus.com - $75 each ! In the miscellaneous section.
Also check that site for gauges !
Got my fuel cell from RCI - cant remeber exactly how much but I will find out for you
Als
Re: Best Place To Buy Those Ricer Parts
Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2004 6:17 pm
by Nev62
bubs wrote:Where have people bought and how much did you pay for
12 Gallon Fuel Cell?
4 Point Harnesses?
VDO Guages?
I want to try and save every penny i can!
Like anything, you will just have to shop around. On thing I wouldn't skimp on is the harness. Still shop around some of the preformance shops for the best deal. I use to buy mine from opposite lock when I was racing (if you rolled the car, they used to cut your harness to force you to replace it).
Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2004 7:05 pm
by revin
I remember from my street car days i used to get a lot of things from revolution race gear (harnessess) and my roll cage and fuel cells i bought from SSS (Sydney Speed Supplies) i think they have changed there name but there address is Hoxton park road in Sydney
Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2004 7:14 pm
by dumbdunce
Repco sells VDO gauges.
Big Balls Motorsport (Liam and Rick, both on this board I think) sell all kinds of rally hooligan gear. You could try Revolution Racegear but they are expensive.
mmm hoooooligan go fast bits.
Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2004 11:09 pm
by POS
Bubs just go to AutoBarn Slacks Creek!
They have everything that you need and are quite well priced, for the stuff your chasing there is only ever a few $$$ difference anyway!
Re: Best Place To Buy Those Ricer Parts
Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2004 11:12 pm
by -Scott-
Nev62 wrote:I use to buy mine from opposite lock when I was racing (if you rolled the car, they used to cut your harness to force you to replace it).
Many years ago I was visiting friends when we heard a car accident on the next road over. Both of my friends were nurses and volunteer Ambos, so we went to have a look. One car had the driver still inside complaining of (neck or back?) pain, so my friends jumped into action! While sitting in the back seat supporting the driver's head, my mate asked me to use my pocket knife (I was a good Boy Scout!
) to cut her seat belt - not that she was trapped, just to make sure it was replaced by crash repairers...
Scott
Posted: Sat Oct 23, 2004 9:22 am
by antt
POS wrote:Bubs just go to AutoBarn Slacks Creek!
They have everything that you need and are quite well priced, for the stuff your chasing there is only ever a few $$$ difference anyway!
if ya do go this route bubs, we have a trade account there and can get some pretty good $$$'s of items. let me know if you're interested