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Chris_8472 06-10-2006 03:34 AM

Group Buy on Aluminium Radiators
 
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My car has just crossed over the 200,000km mark. Im on my 2nd radiator and will need another one very soon.

Can I just say the genuine SVX radiator Sux! And we all know it. Not to mention it's way over priced. RRP is $1600.

I contacted PWR Performance and they can make up an all aluminium radiator for $841 including shipping. I was wondering, if there is anyone out who needs a new one or is looking to upgrade theirs, would be interested in a group buy. Even if we get 10% off, that's still $84.

I think it's in all our best interest to consider this and keep the SVX Alive!!!

-JJ- 06-10-2006 05:49 AM

hey mate,

Id love to hop on the band wagon, but i seriously dont have the money, not for another six months, then i will be out of uni and werkin full time, I think it is great ur trying to organise this for Oz!!! I would definatly be interested given the right timing

Cheers,
Jake

intelisevil 06-10-2006 12:47 PM

Do a search for PWR + Radiator and you'll find a few of us already have them. The current price in the US is $500 (local dollars) shipped to the 'lower' 48 states. How does that price compare to 'Down Under' dollars?

Cheers,

svsex 06-10-2006 03:35 PM

if your interested i got my radiatior custom made in aluminium by pattwater radiators at monavale in sydney, it cost me $800 and it looks great. Whose idea was it to make them plastic anyway!!!

NikFu S. 06-10-2006 04:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris_8472
RRP is $1600.

What?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris_8472
I contacted PWR Performance and they can make up an all aluminium radiator for $841 including shipping.... Even if we get 10% off, that's still $84.

Uhh...

http://www.subaru-svx.net/photos/fil...u_S./34964.jpg

Mine was $600 without the SVXN discount.

-JJ- 06-10-2006 07:16 PM

that price includded shipping to Australia and is in AUD not USD!!!!!

Svsex, congrats on your first post....Bout time lol;) You should start a thread in downunder introducing yourself etc, would love to see some pics of ur custom rad!!!:D

cheers,
Jake

berger 06-10-2006 09:03 PM

i'll definately be interested, but im strapped for cash at the moment

dynomatt 06-12-2006 12:47 AM

when you say shipping to Australia...what exactly do you mean?

They list the RRP as $835AUD. Are you saying the extra $6AUD is for postage from the Gold Coast?

Matt

dynomatt 06-19-2006 11:08 PM

Hello? JJ or Chris...any ideas here?

Matt

intelisevil 06-19-2006 11:26 PM

My understanding on the PWR radiators being sold in the US is that they were made in Austrailia and shipped to the US.

At today's exchange rate, 500 USD = 677.159 AUD.

I don't know what the shipping charges would be to ship it to Australia, but you might actually save money by buying one from the US. :confused:

Dan

dynomatt 06-19-2006 11:37 PM

That's crazy...and PWR in the states would be making a few bucks out of it...wonder what PWR Aus charge PWR US?

Must check US freight.

Matt

Dessertrunner 06-21-2006 04:01 AM

I have been away for a while but just picked up on the idea and will be happy to join the buy as I will need one for sure. I have two SVX so might buy two of them.
Tony

dynomatt 06-21-2006 03:37 PM

welcome back Tony.

I'm still curious to find out why it's cheaper to buy something from the US, when it's actually made here in Australia. That doesn't make sense.

I've dealt with PWR in the past, so I'm hoping I can talk to them again and get some sense into them.

If the US can sell them for $500USD, that would include a margin, and the freight over from Australia. So why can't we buy them locally for the same margin, without the freight.

doesn't make sense to me.

M

-JJ- 06-21-2006 07:38 PM

Im not sure what chris based his prices on, just drew conclutions.... would be good to see what you can come up with Matt:D


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