Suspension kit
04-26-03, 09:20 PM
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Suspension kit
Hey guys,
Tell me, how does this suspension kit sound? The local rotary mechanics are offering it as a special deal to our local rotary car club.
RX7 S1-3 SUSPENSION PACK
includes front & rear KYB heavy duty shocks,
front & rear MRE spec. springs that work,
front & rear Whiteline adjustable swaybars,
radius rod,rear sway bar link,trailing arm & watts link bushes,
ball joints & tie rod end boots.
Tell me, how does this suspension kit sound? The local rotary mechanics are offering it as a special deal to our local rotary car club.
RX7 S1-3 SUSPENSION PACK
includes front & rear KYB heavy duty shocks,
front & rear MRE spec. springs that work,
front & rear Whiteline adjustable swaybars,
radius rod,rear sway bar link,trailing arm & watts link bushes,
ball joints & tie rod end boots.
04-27-03, 01:08 AM
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yea how much?
im not a fan of KYB, i would much rather go with tokico.
whats the spring rate on the springs?
you getting camber plates for the front?
how much for the bushings? if im corect the pts front bushing kit is $125? or so?
im not a fan of KYB, i would much rather go with tokico.
whats the spring rate on the springs?
you getting camber plates for the front?
how much for the bushings? if im corect the pts front bushing kit is $125? or so?
04-27-03, 01:24 AM
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Let someone else buy the firsr, evaluate then buy if it feels good.
I changed from Koni to KYB heavy duty - performance car and am satisfied with the results. Far better than the original Mazda spec shocks.
I changed from Koni to KYB heavy duty - performance car and am satisfied with the results. Far better than the original Mazda spec shocks.
04-28-03, 07:27 AM
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so whadcha guys think about the kit, are these pretty much all the parts that should be replaced to make the car handle well?
I actually had kybs in my last car and thought that they were good, are konis worth the extra money (a lot of people have told me that there not for a car that is mostly a street car, also I don't have lotsa money to through around).
The springs are done by Mildren Race Engineering and they are pretty reputable and know there stuff!
I actually had kybs in my last car and thought that they were good, are konis worth the extra money (a lot of people have told me that there not for a car that is mostly a street car, also I don't have lotsa money to through around).
The springs are done by Mildren Race Engineering and they are pretty reputable and know there stuff!
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04-29-03, 11:22 AM
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They are adjustable and why would you own an RX-7 and not race it? It's that sacreligous or something?
They are adjustable and why would you own an RX-7 and not race it? It's that sacreligous or something?
Racing is fun, but having the best of both worlds (soft ride cruising, weekend racing) is even better.
The Tokico Illuminas offer this.
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