s12 coilovers

s13eater · #1 01-12-2006, 17:47

£160 with vat and postage for the teins, £100 for both coilover kits and i've put new kyb's in

PukkaSilvia · #2 01-12-2006, 18:42

very sexy. Top work

s13eater · #3 01-12-2006, 18:45

cheers lads.

30psi · #4 03-12-2006, 23:37

Shaun will that be low enough? Its just that i see you can't lower the bottom spring platform anymore, hopefully it won't cause a problem.

s13eater · #5 04-12-2006, 12:38

if it causes a problem i'll just use 7 inch springs instead of 9 inch ones, they are only £30, so it won't break the bank, 6 inch threaded tube was all that rally design had, and to be honest, i don't think i would of been able to press the tube down any further, i was all on getting those on.

Japster · #6 04-12-2006, 13:12

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Originally Posted by s13eater

£160 with vat and postage for the teins, £100 for both coilover kits and i've put new kyb's in

Excellent - They do look fantastic mate! - Don't forget yer ol' mate Den too once you've cracked it all please!

Seriously though, the thought of Coilovers on the Silvia is HIGHLY appealing...

s13eater · #7 04-12-2006, 13:14

don't worry den, as soon as i've sorted the spring height situation, then i'll start on some for you mate.

30psi · #8 04-12-2006, 13:15

I'd try to use S13 coilovers with S13 hubs if I was you.

This then opens up many brake options as well.

s13eater · #9 04-12-2006, 13:28

i think me and den should be ok with the z32 calipers for now, at a later date i'll get some bells made up, so that we can use larger front disc's.

30psi · #10 04-12-2006, 13:32

Oh, I was reading on SXOC that the S13 people use the Z32 calipers on the standard 22mm without the pistons popping out. Therefore no spacers are needed

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