~***~ Vendor Roundup?~***~
01-28-2006, 02:54 AM
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~***~ Vendor Roundup?~***~
Searching through the forum, I was trying to find some recommendations on where to get parts. My car is on its way, should be here in a couple of days. I have begun the search for quality vendors that provide great customer service, along with great prices (It kinda sucks being a poor college kid), and i figured that it would benefit many others (especially the newbs) if there was a one stop of top rated places to get parts (exterior, interior, ICE, performance). So, while I begin the search and start putting this together, I was wondering if I could get some input from the forum elders.
Thanks in advance,
T.J.
*Exterior*
*Interior*
*Ice*
*Lighting*
*Performance*
*Lil bit of everything
Thanks in advance,
T.J.
*Exterior*
*Interior*
*Ice*
*Lighting*
*Performance*
*Lil bit of everything
01-31-2006, 01:17 AM
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Mcgeorgeparts.com. If you take a look at either trdsparks or Mcgeorgepars.com, they have most of the same stuff, but Mcgeorgeparts.com has them a little bit cheaper. When I was trying to get my camber links they shipped em out to me fast, (well after they came in stock)
01-31-2006, 03:08 AM
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scionpartspeople.com
bought mats, cargo cover stuff, cargo net, armrest from them pretty good prices for the options that they charge so much for at the dealer
although if you plan on getting an armrest my recommendation is not to get the factory version, get yourself one of the aftermarket armrests.
the armrest is so low methinks the engineers had midgets and children in mind when they designed it. I'm 6 feet tall if i wanna rest my arm on it i have to sit on the far left edge of the seat and tilt my body with the baddest gangsta lean i got in me to center my arm on top of the armrest. sorry i'm rambling, anyway scionpartspeople.com they have good prices on oem stuff
bought mats, cargo cover stuff, cargo net, armrest from them pretty good prices for the options that they charge so much for at the dealer
although if you plan on getting an armrest my recommendation is not to get the factory version, get yourself one of the aftermarket armrests.
the armrest is so low methinks the engineers had midgets and children in mind when they designed it. I'm 6 feet tall if i wanna rest my arm on it i have to sit on the far left edge of the seat and tilt my body with the baddest gangsta lean i got in me to center my arm on top of the armrest. sorry i'm rambling, anyway scionpartspeople.com they have good prices on oem stuff
02-01-2006, 05:57 PM
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02-01-2006, 06:04 PM
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any comments on customer service/satisfaction?? i just placed my order through http://www.oznium.com/ and i will be sure to update as soon as i get my order.
02-01-2006, 07:04 PM
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This probably should be in the retail/shop/service forum... as it's where the customer service and such posts belong...
I like the idea of a consolidated post though, which could account for where to get products... and what is all available
But, would be nice to keep customer service and other posts separate, in their own forum and thread... (It would keep things cleaner, plus keep the threads and posts regarding experiences in the correct forum)
It's also tough territory as well, as you really want to support our sponsors as well and not promote too much other retailers... as it's how we survive on Scionlife...
I like the idea of a consolidated post though, which could account for where to get products... and what is all available
But, would be nice to keep customer service and other posts separate, in their own forum and thread... (It would keep things cleaner, plus keep the threads and posts regarding experiences in the correct forum)
It's also tough territory as well, as you really want to support our sponsors as well and not promote too much other retailers... as it's how we survive on Scionlife...
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