PARTS WEBSITE HELP (CANADA)

[gfade.z]

getting my supra this upcoming September and i want to stock up on parts that i can just throw on the car (intake, downpipe, lowering springs etc.) but i don't know which sites are reputable to get parts from in Canada. need help please thanks

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[BrettS]

https://tougetuning.com/
https://www.parkautomotorsports.ca/

 

[trev]

https://www.raptorracing.ca
Purchased my catted AMS downpipe for $1500 CAD which was cheaper than most used AMS catted downpipes on marketplace (also shipped and arrived in under 2 days). Just purchased a Titan methanol kit and some Verus heat shields. George and Stathis are absolutely phenomenal to deal with.

https://www.dsgperformance.ca
@DSG Performance
Purchased my Armaspeed intake and lowering springs from them. I was trying to get the parts installed before putting the car away for the winter. There was an issue with shipping and they were able to expedite the missing parts to me so I could finish the install before storing it. Eran from DSG was also fantastic to work with.

Do not hesitate to deal with either of them!

 

[Rob_SER]

one thing to note, almost everything on a canadian parts supplier will be special order. So it'll take time to come in.

I also dealt with https://t1motorsports.ca

 

[NicKnack]

Most of my Canadian Stuff I ordered from Park Auto Motorsports in Kitchener, with the exception of my wind deflectors which I got from Touge Tuning because they had them in stock already.

I will add, you can sign up for a service like Shippsy or CrossBorderPickups and it will give you a US address that you can ship items to, and then they handle bringing the item across the border, and generally give you an option to pick up from their location(s) or have it shipped to you once it's in Canada.

I use CBP personally and in certain cases, it's allowed me to take advantage of sales/promotions at US Vendors that have saved hundreds of dollars in some cases vs. buying locally. The fees they charge to get the items over the border are generally a lot cheaper than what you'd pay FedEX, UPS, USPS etc

 

[Meraki Autoworks]

We're in the US but ship parts to CA all the time if you need help!

-Josh

 

[stormgreysupra]

We have some cosmetic mods available at www.oemplusmods.com and ship to Canada.

 

[Rob_SER]

Most of my Canadian Stuff I ordered from Park Auto Motorsports in Kitchener, with the exception of my wind deflectors which I got from Touge Tuning because they had them in stock already.

I will add, you can sign up for a service like Shippsy or CrossBorderPickups and it will give you a US address that you can ship items to, and then they handle bringing the item across the border, and generally give you an option to pick up from their location(s) or have it shipped to you once it's in Canada.

I use CBP personally and in certain cases, it's allowed me to take advantage of sales/promotions at US Vendors that have saved hundreds of dollars in some cases vs. buying locally. The fees they charge to get the items over the border are generally a lot cheaper than what you'd pay FedEX, UPS, USPS etc

Depending where you are, I also use a forwarding service (Freeport Forwarding for Quebecers) and I pick up my stuff myself south of the border. They charge like 3 to 5USD per package, which is pretty cheap and their facility is about 45minutes from home, so that's convenient.

I just bought rims, coilovers and rear camber arms from speedindustry, they worked out great deals for the whole package when I emailed them and got eveything shipped to Freeport Forwarding.

 

[Suprachu]

https://www.raptorracing.ca
Purchased my catted AMS downpipe for $1500 CAD which was cheaper than most used AMS catted downpipes on marketplace (also shipped and arrived in under 2 days). Just purchased a Titan methanol kit and some Verus heat shields. George and Stathis are absolutely phenomenal to deal with.

https://www.dsgperformance.ca
@DSG Performance
Purchased my Armaspeed intake and lowering springs from them. I was trying to get the parts installed before putting the car away for the winter. There was an issue with shipping and they were able to expedite the missing parts to me so I could finish the install before storing it. Eran from DSG was also fantastic to work with.

Do not hesitate to deal with either of them!

What did you pay for the armaspeed? I need one but fear import fee lol

Also; doesn't look like they carry armaspeed?

 

[trev]

What did you pay for the armaspeed? I need one but fear import fee lol

Also; doesn't look like they carry armaspeed?

They special ordered it for me and I was not charged for duties?‍

At the end of the month, I will be selling mine. I ordered an RK Titanium intake to match the rest of my engine bay. Let me know if you're interested - definitely would prefer not to ship outside of Canada.

 

[Suprachu]

They special ordered it for me and I was not charged for duties?‍

At the end of the month, I will be selling mine. I ordered an RK Titanium intake to match the rest of my engine bay. Let me know if you're interested - definitely would prefer not to ship outside of Canada.

Where abouts are you located? is it CF? and damn! How is it compared to the arma? I haven't seen anyone running it yet, definitely interested if the price is right!

 

[trev]

Where abouts are you located? is it CF? and damn! How is it compared to the arma? I haven't seen anyone running it yet, definitely interested if the price is right!

I'll send you a direct message

 

[gfade.z]

I'll send you a direct message

im interested, shoot me a dm as well

 

[Surpianna]

Avoid DSG Performance.

I wish I had read the reviews before placing my order. I ordered an AWE exhaust from them and waited for over a month. I followed up numerous times only to receive the same bullshit updates that it was coming from their US warehouse and I would receive shipping confirmation by the end of the week.

I eventually canceled my order and contacted Raptor Racing instead. They informed me it would take about a week to arrive, and, true to their word, it arrived as expected.

 

[LexGiorgio]

Depending where you are, I also use a forwarding service (Freeport Forwarding for Quebecers) and I pick up my stuff myself south of the border. They charge like 3 to 5USD per package, which is pretty cheap and their facility is about 45minutes from home, so that's convenient.

I just bought rims, coilovers and rear camber arms from speedindustry, they worked out great deals for the whole package when I emailed them and got eveything shipped to Freeport Forwarding.

Did you end up paying any duties? Or is this still a hit or miss?

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