As above

 

It's a make

 

Supplier from the USA.
Great quality and solid as a rock.
Mine have been on my road/race Classic for 3 years now.

 

Cool!! Cheers

 

Ok, as this has been answered. Whats Gruppe N? I've aslo heard that mentioned.

 

not sure if thats quite right, because its also german for "group" and i wonder if it relates to group A / S / N etc in rallying???
there obviously must be a difference between the "gruppe" N & S is it in the performance? or just the style?


but i may also be a looney

 

You're a looney then.

Gruppe-S is a make, Group N is a category for Rallying.

 

doh...i know that...
i was saying "prehaps" it has something to do with the spec...as in group n etc,
as gruppe is german for group...(gruppe n ---group n )

if "gruppe" is a make...then what is the S & N for...
and i asked does it have any relivance to rallying? as there made for semi rally cars...not so daft a question.

 

Someone is bound to ask about Gruppe-Sex now

 

excellent

 

So when does the group sex start then!!

 

Who supplies them in the UK,thats the real deal not copies

 

scott lawson does from flat 4 on line.

 

Doesn't list Gruppe-S

 

I bought mine in a Group buy on Snet run by a good guy called 'chrome'.
They came in from the factory in the USofA

I think www.zenperformance.com might be a good starting place or buy direct from Gruppe S with 2$ to the pound!

 

i was thinking that but whats the tax like does anyone know or brought direct.

i think gruppe is german for group and we know what the germans are like when it comes to sex.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

 

Customs and handling comes to around 20%

 

so still quite a saving then.

 

get them from the Gruppe-S website .....delivered to yr door!
real bargain r8 now with the dollar so weak

 

There is a company called Gruppe M. They are more Porsche specialist. I think they are a Hong Kong/British company?? I could be wrong?

I know they had factory backing in the FIA GT from Porsche but they vanished after the backing ended when Porsche wanted to do factory racing in the ALMS.

I'll get my coat..........

Steve

 

Group S was a proposed replacement for Group B back in the early 80's with manufacturers only having to make 20 (instead of 200) cars, of course the death of Group B put paid to that, as FISA didn't want to replace one extreme car with another more extreme!

Unless its a blag from that I just think its a nice imaginative name!

Simon