take a look at these coilovers
11-24-06, 04:13 PM
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take a look at these coilovers
take a look and tell me what you think, ive seen them go for quite a bit more than this, and im willing to dish out a lil more, if they are worth it, going on an 87 n/a not modded much, but in bad need of a new/upgraded suspension. just looking for some feedback.
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11-24-06, 04:16 PM
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=330051800516
weird, it never showed up in the last post.....
weird, it never showed up in the last post.....
11-24-06, 05:57 PM
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And the Revolution...
Yea those seem nice. $200 shipping sucks because they'll probably go for about $800 plus that. They look nice to be used. If they fall in the price range you want they'll be perfect. The ride will be much harder.
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11-24-06, 06:20 PM
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If you can get them for under about $800 delivered then even if they're blown and need to be rebuilt then it'll be cheaper than buying new. New they go for about $1700, and to get them all rebuilt will be $700 plus shipping both ways, so figure a couple hundred there. So $800 for used coilovers, $200 for shipping, $700 for rebuilds and it's up to the $1700 it'd cost you new.
11-24-06, 06:46 PM
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And the Revolution...
This is directly from the ad
"They have done 7000km.
The Spring rate is Front:7K Rear:5K.
Not a curve and No oil leaks"
Of course they've been ridden hard and put up wet. They're coilovers, thats what they're built for. Low mileage is what counts. Its like buying a low mileage race car, of course its been driven like hell, its a race car, but it does have low mileage
"They have done 7000km.
The Spring rate is Front:7K Rear:5K.
Not a curve and No oil leaks"
Of course they've been ridden hard and put up wet. They're coilovers, thats what they're built for. Low mileage is what counts. Its like buying a low mileage race car, of course its been driven like hell, its a race car, but it does have low mileage
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11-24-06, 07:31 PM
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It says actual photos, but those are the same photos from the last ad.
The last ad ended with like maybe upto $800 plus they gotta ship from Japan.
They're not the actual pix. They probably look beat and have done more than those KM.
GoodLuck.
