help on my 05 sti suspension
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right i'm looking at sorting my suspension, i've got the prodrive springs ready just wondering what else would be best with regards to arb's droplinks etc, which make and what prices can i expect to pay thanks for reading and your comments
It won't affect your geometry and it's an easy DIY job. If you're not too good with a spanner then an hours labour would be the most for anyone. Buy from Scoobyclinic and they might fit FOC if you ask nicely, but Demon Tweeks tend to be cheapest on Whiteline gear, and they do a Scoobynet discount too.
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but if i was fitting at the same time as the springs wouldn't it need redoing? while i'm pestering you for info mate nice car by the way where did you get those mudflaps from
Nice car that I no longer own
Mudflaps were a gift from a mate selling up
If you're fitting the spings then you'll need the geo doing very soon after. I use a local mobile firm who visit any garage in the Leeds area with ramps. The settings they applied to mine were astounding, and way better than the previous Prodrive settings.
Mudflaps were a gift from a mate selling up
If you're fitting the spings then you'll need the geo doing very soon after. I use a local mobile firm who visit any garage in the Leeds area with ramps. The settings they applied to mine were astounding, and way better than the previous Prodrive settings.
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Sold up as the miles got higher (60k) and used the money to train as a driving instructor. Now fully qualified and teaching in a Fabia vRS (being map'd on monday to 320 lb/ft
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) which is a stunning little car. Upwards of 40mph slower through the bends than my Scoob, but still a rewarding and fun drive. Docile enough for the learners and fun for me, and up to 65mpg with under £300 insurance
I might have another Scoob one day, but reducing the mortgage is my priority now, so I can move to Cornwall with a relaxed life
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Try these fellas, say Dunx sent you :-
Rear ARB £115 with free fitting for a limited period !
Rear bling drop-links £77
Front ARB about the same again fitted free !
Anti-Lift kit (needs geometry doing after fitting) supplied for about £145 I think.
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P.S. I used to live in Cottingham but gone west now !
Rear ARB £115 with free fitting for a limited period !
Rear bling drop-links £77
Front ARB about the same again fitted free !
Anti-Lift kit (needs geometry doing after fitting) supplied for about £145 I think.
Dunx
P.S. I used to live in Cottingham but gone west now !
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