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MattB 08-17-05 08:32 AM

FULL Polyurethene Suspension Bushing Kit - Where To Buy?
 
im looking for a whole new bushing kit for my suspension. does anyone sell full kits, and i want to go polyurethene.


also, im looking for cheap coil overs because im going to buy some KYB AGX shocks and i need springs too...links please...


by the way i did search and didnt find what i wanted.


thanks,
-Matt

tekgraphx 08-17-05 08:49 AM

https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...t=polyurethane

MattB 08-17-05 09:00 AM

thanks i already found what im getting...thanks for quick help

MattB 08-17-05 09:01 AM

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Energ...ayphotohosting

for anyone who sees the thread and is interested...thats what im ordering....

Trav 08-17-05 12:26 PM

I was going to recommend the full ES kit, but I'm glad you found it. FYI: You can get it SLIGHTLY cheaper at Summit if you're interested.

EBay $94.99 + $9.99 s/h = $104.98
Summit $93.99 + $8.95 h = $102.94

The nice thing about Summit is their shipping is 'free', you only have to pay the $8.95 handling fee per order. So if there is anything else you need and can get from them, you pay no additional shipping/handling costs.

Madrx7racer 08-17-05 02:51 PM

nopi.com has them for 79 bux i believe.

staticguitar313 08-17-05 08:00 PM

man, i need that kit, id sell my s5 front bumper for those

tekgraphx 08-18-05 11:19 AM

EnergySuspension
 
Mattb, I bought that same kit on eBay. When they sent me an e-mail about the purchase they told me that it was cheaper on their web site. Here is a link to it:

http://www.energysuspensionparts.com...rds=&ShowMe=30

Good luck with them.

13b4me 08-18-05 11:39 AM

For coilovers you should go with Ground Controls...

YearsOfDecay 08-18-05 12:00 PM

Well.... IMO... if you are going to replace all those bushings... you should replace your rear suframe mounts and the diff mount while you are at it..

WTF's with the BOOTS?????

Bukwild 08-18-05 12:08 PM

you don't want the red ones YOU WANT THE BLACK ones. The red squeek like crazy so the developed a black version that has graphite in them to help with this problem. The reason the reds are all on ebay and cheaper than they ever were is because they have been replaced with a new and improved version. Get the black

MattB 08-18-05 12:13 PM

woah...havent been watching the thread...thought it was done...haha ok well thanks for the good info guys. im gonna buy them from summit or their website i think. i want to also get coil overs to go with my KYB AGX but im not sure which to get and which is cheapest and which is best....im still looking...any recomendations?

thanks,
-Matt

Madrx7racer 08-18-05 01:24 PM

I have KYB AGX's on Eibachs......i like them....

eage8 08-18-05 01:57 PM

really the only "coil overs" that go over shocks are the ground control ones. I'd still rather have racing beat or eibach springs though. but I'm planning on just buying real coilovers :p:

MattB 08-18-05 02:08 PM

arent racing beat and other "lowering springs" too soft for AUTO-X...thats what my car is being based around so i want real coil overs

bcool 08-18-05 02:25 PM


Originally Posted by MattB
arent racing beat and other "lowering springs" too soft for AUTO-X...thats what my car is being based around so i want real coil overs

Raceing beat's are a little bit stiffer than stock, my friend uses them and does very well at auto-x's most everything else is close to stock and just provide lowering. I have KG/MM brand springs which are comparable to the RS*R race springs. I'm useing these on KYB AGX shocks and energy suspension bushings. Its a very stiff setup and sometimes uncomfortable to drive around on but it does well at auto-x (i just need to get my front end to plant a bit better :p:) anyways i've heard nothing but good things on the ground control coilovers.

I forgot most the numbers but i think it goes as follows

Stock 110 in/lb
raceing beats: 135 in/lb
and mine were around 400in lb

MattB 08-18-05 02:40 PM

well i guess i can just go with racing beat then...kinda of expensive so i might go used....

j200pruf 08-18-05 03:45 PM

Hey Bukwild if you noticed the energy bushings they are selling are the black ones, unless you specify that you want the red ones.

MattB 08-19-05 08:07 AM

so where can i get good cheap coil overs...and if they are too expensive...are the RB springs the best?

YearsOfDecay 08-19-05 08:49 AM

Eibachs are progressive.. Most guys don't like 'em for auto-x

If you want the cheapest solution for auto-x.. get the racing beats and a set of AGX's Ride's a litle rougher on the street than the eibachs, but they are crisper on the track because of it!! The Eibachs are progressive, and when you do a quick turn, they feel mushier, for an instant, than the racing beats.

Don't forget about anti-roll bars.. I have RB roll bars on my car, I've driven a car with stock roll bars and racing beat springs with tokikos, and my car handles better hands down.. I've driven a car with RB roll Bars, RB springs and AGX's and it was just a bit crisper than mine.

MattB 08-19-05 09:23 AM

maybe i should just buy the RB suspension kit. like 500 bucks then get the KYB AGX and that bushing kit. i think thatll do for autocross...then my tires

http://www.nittotire.com/tires_neogen.asp

gotta get them...cant help myself...

this will all be done for next summer. money will be tight during school this year but ill put a little aside each week for suspension and then this will all go in and it will be a good summer


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