OMG23RC

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Hey, i was just wondering if anyone knew who the main seller or dealer of kyosho parts are in Australia?
Thanks

lookieaefanboi

iTrader: (39)

Nobody really, dawn trading is the sole aus distributor but I don't really think they bother with the racer market. Red star used to handle the racer side with the goods coming through dawn but I believe that deal has turned sour.

OMG23RC

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where does everybody get there parts from?

Falcon#5

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Amain.
I prefer to buy local, and do as often as I can.
It's a shame, but in instances like this (from my experience) there's no other viable option.

wyl03

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Amain is the most convenient.
But if you break something and need it before the next weekend, then you can also get the parts from japan (either rc-champ or futaba). they work on Sundays, ship via EMS. you order the part on Sunday and can expect to receive them by Friday.
Note that EMS is a more expensive than AMain's shipping charges.

Dragobrat

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Losipartshouse.com is another option for kyosho parts.

the cheapest by maybe 30 to 50% is direct from japan and I have found proshop futaba to be excellent, they are great regarding order processing and responing to emails.
proshop futaba and rc-champ only do orders via email.
banzai hobbies have online shop in english but mainly do onroad, last time I looked.

Re: the general topic of getting rc parts fron overseas - I find stormer hobbies and some other small retailers to be consistantly cheaper than Amain..

If u need lazer zx5 fs2 parts I have surplus if u need.

ninodelmaiz

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family land hobbies has alot of kyosho parts too

2158peterg

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Hobby Gear in waterloo is a kyosho dealer give them a call and see what he has or can get 02 9319 2566 his address is shop 59/376 george st waterloo