Coilovers
anyone got any thoughts on wacking coilovers on my UK 97 turbo??
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Ive got AST coilovers on my uk 97 turbo
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Only if you fit all the right bits around them, otherwise you are wasting your $$$$.
AST's are the only way to go if you want a first class product, fitted by first class technicians, and want the surety of a first class service. PowerStation. Graham |
cool, how much am i looking at? got about a grand to play with...
I have had coilovers before, but i have always fitted them myself, |
When I bought my MY95 WRX JDM, it had Cusco Race suspension on it. And found them too stiff for everyday use. So, I changed them for a set of Tein Super Street Damper and I find them brilliant. And at only £670 without upper mounts, and £890 with upper mounts well within your budget.
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AST's will cost about that much with alignment etc.
Call Rich and talk to him. Tell him '911' sent you (hope that won't bump the price up!!) Tell him your budget and what you need. They will give you the right springs and damping rates and the car will be superb. Graham. Look like this: http://i3.tinypic.com/wkh744.jpg Work like this: http://www.dropshots.com/daymainfram...0030101&cimg=1 |
thanks 911!!
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Graham - you have DCCD don't you? If you don't mind me asking where do you have it set, as I'm pretty sure my Type RA still be spinning now if i did that in open :norty:
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Tath:
No, my car is a straight Sti v3 so 'normal' trans, ie no dccd open front diff viscuse rear diff A dccd will make a big difference to understeer control. (a friend used to hill climb an Sti RA) Graham |
mate of mine had some Racelands on his STi , remember him being made up as they came to less than 400 inc fitting n he loved them too
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Ah, my confused sunday brain strikes again :o
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