Sti COILOVERS for sale
25 April 2013, 07:03 PM
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Sti COILOVERS for sale
Coilovers coming from my06 hawkeye sti , and is in good condition, without any leaks etc.
150GBP ono + delivery to your location
unless collected from Southampton
150GBP ono + delivery to your location
unless collected from Southampton
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26 April 2013, 10:02 AM
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Non adjustable coilovers 
so what would be the point of them? I personally have never seen a "non adjustable" Set of coilovers, I would buy a set of springs tbh before I bought something that didn't do its job, as technically that's all we are looking at is a standard (maybe aftermarket replacements) shocks
so what would be the point of them? I personally have never seen a "non adjustable" Set of coilovers, I would buy a set of springs tbh before I bought something that didn't do its job, as technically that's all we are looking at is a standard (maybe aftermarket replacements) shocks
26 April 2013, 10:21 AM
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Generally speaking most suspension set-ups are "coilovers" as in the sense - Coil-over-shock.
The seller hasn't "failed", he's used very clever wording.
Every shop you go on selling coilovers will state "Adjustable Coilovers" for this very reason.
The times when it is not a coilover is e.g golf mk4 rear set up, seat leon mk1 rears etc etc. when the spring is independent from the shock hence non-coil-over.
The seller hasn't "failed", he's used very clever wording.
Every shop you go on selling coilovers will state "Adjustable Coilovers" for this very reason.
The times when it is not a coilover is e.g golf mk4 rear set up, seat leon mk1 rears etc etc. when the spring is independent from the shock hence non-coil-over.
26 April 2013, 02:39 PM
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Generally speaking most suspension set-ups are "coilovers" as in the sense - Coil-over-shock.
The seller hasn't "failed", he's used very clever wording.
Every shop you go on selling coilovers will state "Adjustable Coilovers" for this very reason.
The times when it is not a coilover is e.g golf mk4 rear set up, seat leon mk1 rears etc etc. when the spring is independent from the shock hence non-coil-over.
The seller hasn't "failed", he's used very clever wording.
Every shop you go on selling coilovers will state "Adjustable Coilovers" for this very reason.
The times when it is not a coilover is e.g golf mk4 rear set up, seat leon mk1 rears etc etc. when the spring is independent from the shock hence non-coil-over.
Thanx for explanation to some of the people here what's coilover means
26 April 2013, 02:44 PM
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To make everything clear for some of the EXPERTS here - this is a standard sti coilovers ( non - adjustable ) .It's just been taken out of my06 hawk , and still in good condition - see pictures
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30 April 2013, 09:57 AM
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- I'd ring some scooby specialist and ask . Sorry
30 April 2013, 01:45 PM
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Because this is a proper name for it 
