Im building a 914-6 and i want these parts I found these parts on Pelican Parts can any one tell me if I can get them for less

Part Number: SB-1100 Price: $359.65 Qty: 1
Description: Weltmeister 22mm Front Sway Bar Kit, includes the
sway bar, bushings, adjustment slider clamps, adjustable drop links,
hardware, and a complete instruction guide, 911/912 (1965-89), 914 All

Part Number: SB-1900 Price: $26.80 Qty: 1
Description: Weltmeister U-tab kit

Part Number: SB-1955 Price: $27.05 Qty: 1
Description: Weltmesiter front triangle mount adapter kit
(requires gas tank removal)

Part Number: TTK-930 Price: $147.50 Qty: 1
Description: 911 Turbo Tie Rod Kit 911/912/912E (1969-89), 914 All

Part Number: ERMP-2011000 Price: $304.45 Qty: 1
Description: Elephant Racing Front Monoball Cartridge Set, 911/930
1965-89, 914 All

Part Number: PEL-BSK-070 Price: $14.45 Qty: 1
Description: Bump Steer Kit 911/911 Turbo (1974-89) 914 (1973-76)

Part Number: K-059-065-00 Price: $7.10 Qty: 2
Description: Front Outer Wheel Bearing, 911 (1965-89), 914-6, 924S
All, 944/944 Turbo thru 86

Part Number: K-059-098-00 Price: $11.20 Qty: 2
Description: Front Wheel Bearing, Inner, 924S All, 944/944 Turbo
thru 86, 911/912 (1965-89), 914-6

Part Number: PEL-9146-002 Price: $525.00 Qty: 1
Description: Improved 914-6 Bulkhead Motor Mount, with Hardware
Kit, need pulley cover as a core

Part Number: PEL-PW-CMM1 Price: $78.25 Qty: 1
Description: Competition Motor/Transmission Mount Set, pair

Part Number: 194-3911R Price: $1569.75 Qty: 1
Description: Brembo Monoblock Brake Kit - Front - Porsche 911, S,
SC, Carrera (1974-89), 11.1 inch Drilled Rotors

Part Number: C-355-012-02 Price: $170.65 Qty: 1
Description: Master Cylinder, 19mm, 911/912 (1968-76), 914-6
(1970-72), 914 19mm Upgrade. Comes with grommets for feed lines

That is a lot of part numbers!

For the bulkhead mount, you can probably go through Rich Johnson directly. Might save you a $100. Look in the parts and resources forum for his 914-6 stuff.

Other than that, PP has pretty decent prices. I think GPR would be better on them though.

Paragon is my favorite. Good prices, prompt shipping, and Jason is very helpful and knowledgable about our little cars.

http://www.paragon-products.com/