Source for JP Group parts in Canada?

[Jonny042]

Hello all,

I'm looking for a good (ie, cheap ) source for JP Group parts in Canada. Lots of good prices in the US but no reason why the shouldn't be available in Canada for the same or less?

Thanks, Jon

[jrbennett]

Check with Concept1 in Calgary.
They show some parts on the website, but I'm sure they carry additional parts.

Concept-1

[elt0m]

The best way to have some JP Group parts in canada is with Kurt from www.dr911.ca. You can email him at sales@dr911.ca. I bought SSI heat exchangers and a gt3 sport muffler for less thant 3000$ CAD. Free shipping anywhere in north america. If you send him a email tell him it's Tommy from Rimouski who sends you.

[Jonny042]

Originally Posted by elt0m

The best way to have some JP Group parts in canada is with Kurt from www.dr911.ca. You can email him at sales@dr911.ca. I bought SSI heat exchangers and a gt3 sport muffler for less thant 3000$ CAD. Free shipping anywhere in north america. If you send him a email tell him it's Tommy from Rimouski who sends you.

That's great, thanks! His website says he's the official distributor so that seems like who I need to talk to!

Cheers, Jon

[Mark Henry]

Which parts from JP group?
Restoration Design has sheet metal and exhaust in Canada.

[Jonny042]

Originally Posted by Mark Henry

Which parts from JP group?
Restoration Design has sheet metal and exhaust in Canada.

Suspension, at this point..... and also SSI heater boxes.

I see Dr. 911 is selling QSC cylinders and pistons as "made in Canada"?

Is that stretching reality a bit? Alternate facts? I find that sort of nonsense off-putting.

[Mark Henry]

QSC are made in China. They are iron lined biral cylinders that will give a poor service life. I know these engines are expensive, but with the value of 911's now it's worth spending the money and doing it right.
If you have core cylinders I can help you get them plated, shoot me a PM if interested.

[Brian Cameron]

Originally Posted by elt0m

The best way to have some JP Group parts in canada is with Kurt from www.dr911.ca. You can email him at sales@dr911.ca. I bought SSI heat exchangers and a gt3 sport muffler for less thant 3000$ CAD. Free shipping anywhere in north america. If you send him a email tell him it's Tommy from Rimouski who sends you.

+1 found him on ebay of all places, best price i could find on SSI’s and later he sold me the 2-in 1-out dansk muffler I needed, also at a great price and free shipping as Tommy says. Definitely recommend.

[Jonny042]

Originally Posted by Mark Henry

QSC are made in China. They are iron lined biral cylinders that will give a poor service life. I know these engines are expensive, but with the value of 911's now it's worth spending the money and doing it right.
If you have core cylinders I can help you get them plated, shoot me a PM if interested.

I wasn't suggesting anyone use them (like you said, do it right!) - just pointing out the fact these are being portrayed as being "made in Canada" and my understanding is, well, they aren't. None of my business, really, not in the market for pistons and cylinders, just leaves a bad taste in my mouth and deters me from wanting to do any business with that vendor.

Perhaps it's unfair of me, and I should give him the benefit of the doubt?

[Mark Henry]

Yes I also find it odd, but likely the kid who made his website didn't know the difference.