Coilover fitment
Been looking for coilovers lately, not got a huge amount to spend so am looking at good nick 2nd hand ones,
Seen a set of tein's im intereted in for a classic,
I have a blobeye wrx, the Pcd is the same so that's okay,
Been told the fronts fit straight on and on the rears I can use my oem shock top mount plates and use them on the coilovers for the rears?
Is this correct? Any info much appreciated thanks
Seen a set of tein's im intereted in for a classic,
I have a blobeye wrx, the Pcd is the same so that's okay,
Been told the fronts fit straight on and on the rears I can use my oem shock top mount plates and use them on the coilovers for the rears?
Is this correct? Any info much appreciated thanks
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Not initially. But it depends on the spring rates, classics usually have a softer spring rate as they are a lighter car, so when hitting bumps/pot holes in the heavier newage cars they tend to have a longer deflection.
Hi I would fit them myself,but for alignment etc there are many good people.depending on where you are located.just make sure you get someone go does Subaru alignments on a regular basis and know what they are doing.
I know Powerstation in Tewkesbury are meant to have the best facilities in the country and are very good at what they do ;-)
I know Powerstation in Tewkesbury are meant to have the best facilities in the country and are very good at what they do ;-)
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