Thanks Lucas.
 
However, I suspect that I may have been a bit confusing in my description of the shipping charges.  It's actually $63 per kit (shipped anywhere).  If multiple people in the same location want a kit I think I can fit two in one larger box, which would ship for $82 total (ie, $41 per kit for two kits).  The only thing that might torpedo that idea is the max weight of 20lb (for international shipping) on the USPS flat rate boxes I used.  Each kit is about 10 lb, so two would be the max I can do like that, and even that might be pushing it.
 
-Alex

Steve_A
Im keen! Is there a minimum number we need to get that price?

1.Lucas
2.Steve_A

Not really, but combined postage would save few bucks.
1. Lucas (Canberra)
2. Steve_A (?)

1. Lucas (Canberra)
2. Steve_A (Brisbane)
3. jsnhrl (Brisbane)

Sure, why not.  I can do top mounts for 180 per pair in combination with a kit.  However, due to size and weight I think any combined shipping would be out if I added top mounts to the box.  But I will try my best to ship everything as efficiently as possible.
 
One note on those, I need to double check but I think I am down to only 3 or 4 pair of front mounts in stock.  I will be doing more soon, but depending on how many are interested there may be a delay in shipping some of them.  I have plenty of rears available.

Awesome. If anyone else wants anything else from Alex (Wilhem Race Works) grab this opportunity 👍


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Alex 's PayPal is wilhelmraceworks@gmail.com if anyone would like to pay a deposit. The kits are 10-14 days away from being ready to ship 👍


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Steve_A

Lucas
 
Alex’s new kits (with small improvements) ......

Just wondering what the small improvements you're referring to are?

Over to you Alex please to elaborate :)

Steve_A

Lucas
 
Alex’s new kits (with small improvements) ......

Just wondering what the small improvements you're referring to are?

A couple of minor things.
 
One, a better rod end for the front tie rod.  I have never been totally impressed by the QA1 rod ends that I was using, but it was the only high misalignment option I had found that wasn't $50 each.  But now there is another option that I like a lot better.
 
Two, a new bushing for the rear tie rod where it attaches to the cross member.  I had a somewhat complicated combination of spacers and washers to enable me to use all standard parts there, but again, I was never really happy with it.  This will reduce the overall part count a little and make installation easier and hopefully more intuitive.
 

Matts_SW20
Seems like a very in depth kit built on lots of research and very cheap as is. While I'd love to purchase some my funds don't allow it. Registering interest in this thread though so I can come back to purchase another time.

Thanks!