Re-Speed Coil Over Sleeve
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Re-Speed Coil Over Sleeve
After searching through some threads I read about a sleeve that goes over the perch and the threaded collar goes over that.
I don't have this sleeve, but is there something I can use to stop it from moving?...it sounds like it's falling apart every time I hit a BIG bump.
I don't have this sleeve, but is there something I can use to stop it from moving?...it sounds like it's falling apart every time I hit a BIG bump.
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I ditched the perch and got local machine shop to turn some DECENT perches that actually locate the sleeve, as well as some alluminium upper locating perches. Re-speed should really supply spacers to suit. Same with the tower plates - they just would not work with the shocks i also bought off them, so i got ground control ones which are much better design and quality and actually come with the spacers for the shocks you have, plus they actually man there phones and email and ship straight away. **** you sam!
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I dont remember the OD of the shock housing but the threaded sleeve is 2" ID. I think the shock housing is something like 1.7 inch.
If remember rite i got my sleeves from Mcmaster.
If remember rite i got my sleeves from Mcmaster.
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Hahaha, makes me realize I went overkill on mine I put on my Civic. I had aluminum sleeves machined to center the sleeves. Of course I didn't have to pay for them either
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$50 shipped to my door Ebay DSM kit. (set of 4 with springs)
It used o rings and 3 set screws to hold it in place. I know most wouldn't put the stock spring back on like seen in the pics. I needed to raise my front end due to heavier motor installed up front.
Still seems like a much cheaper way to do the same thing.
It used o rings and 3 set screws to hold it in place. I know most wouldn't put the stock spring back on like seen in the pics. I needed to raise my front end due to heavier motor installed up front.
Still seems like a much cheaper way to do the same thing.
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