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Old 05-18-03, 04:16 AM
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Thumbs up JIC's here. Blow out for this week only.

Gentlemen please contact me if you don't want to wait for suspension and want a great deal. Beyond the forum deal.

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FD3S only. Some other apps like MR2 and 300Z's but no FC.

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what about a 95 240
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Hi
Can you email me a price on the FLT-A2's for a 1993 Rx7.
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Old 05-18-03, 05:23 PM
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Rishie, I'm pretty spur of the moment kind of guy and if you got an awesome price on these things, I'd be up for it. Especially after seeing my car strapped down on the dyno (lowered the car nicely).

Anyway - send me your price for a 94/rx7 to brent.gaynor@tazznetworks.com

Also can you let us know if the hood rubbing issue has been resolved?
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i got one from him last week. No hood rubbing whatsoever. It did not even touch the liner...

Those guys have rubbing issue must have installed it wrong or so...

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Old 05-18-03, 08:09 PM
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Reza,

can you explain how someone can install these things incorrectly??? There really isn't much to it

I don't think mine where installed wrong...maybe the newer versions (ones with the mounting bracket for the brake lines) sit lower...

Old 05-18-03, 08:13 PM
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BTW,

when I first installed it...the tops just BARELY touched the liner...

The only time it dented the hood was when the hood was dropped closed by a 5cent mechanic...

Since you are so confident...maybe you should drop close your hood as a "TEST" for the people who are waiting to buy them....
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I did drop hoods to check for clearance. IT wasn't even close to the hood liner. Can you measure the length of the adjuster on yours. Say from teh top of the pillow ball nut to the very top of the adjuster.

I looked into this issue and could not find the problem. I'd like to isolate why yours is that way.

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Old 05-18-03, 10:44 PM
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sure! I have a digital cam now so can post pics also...

let me do it in the daylight tomorrow
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Wait a minute. Mine does not have that brake line mounting bracket.

7racer, maybe you can adjust the rubber spacer that hold the hood. If that is too low, then it may cause the hood to drop lower when dropped.

Rishie, are you selling me old stuff?

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Originally posted by ARD T2


I looked into this issue and could not find the problem. I'd like to isolate why yours is that way.
It isn't just his car. My car is the same way. I can see a place where the adjustment **** has rubbed my hood liner. I'm just really careful when I close my hood.

Originally posted by 7racer

Since you are so confident...maybe you should drop close your hood as a "TEST" for the people who are waiting to buy them....
Ha ha ha. That's hilarious!
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Originally posted by reza
Wait a minute. Mine does not have that brake line mounting bracket.
I think this was just a rumor from a while back. I don't think the new ones have a mounting bracket. I think that I just wrapped the brake line in rubber tubing and then zip tied the rubber on it to hold it in place.


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7racer, maybe you can adjust the rubber spacer that hold the hood. If that is too low, then it may cause the hood to drop lower when dropped.
I don't think this will help. I spent a long time adjusting my hood properly when I had yellow Koni's on my car. I know my hood was adjusted properly before putting on the JIC's. I guess I could adjust it so that it doesn't shut properly, but that just seems like a bad idea to me.

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I could....but then I think the hood wouldn't sit flush with the fenders right?

er yeah...what he said
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hmm...strange...
actually when I put mine in last week, that is what I am afraid off. So I took about an hour testing to see if it will make dents. I have always drop my hood from about 1 feet high. It has problem locking in when pushed in.
So the hood denting thing is important to me, but apparently it did not do it on mine.
Mine is a 1993 FD base. maybe the car differ slightly?

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JIC doesn't have the brake line mounting "C" Clamp bracket that you typically would see on these types of coilovers. I will be sure to mention that to them. I've seen it on various other brands so I can't imagine it would be difficult to get a part to perform that function.

For safety purposes I will just see if JIC can change the adjuster length for the FD application altogether. No point in taking the risk. I've only looked at three FD's for this problem.

Those pics would be great. I will measure the distance on a set we have in stock and post the pics as well.

Reza, can you estimate the distance between the top of the adjuster "head" and your hood liner? I was able to look because there was no engine in this FD. lol. So I could get inside it basically.

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probably about 1/8 to 1/4 of an inch.
But then the liner to hood is another 1/4 inch, since you can push the liner in alittle bit.
If you drop the hood the adjuster will hit the liner, but if I put down the hood and push to lock, it will not touch the liner. I don't think it will ever touch the hood it self.

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I see.

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Old 05-19-03, 06:13 PM
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Ok here are the pics...but after thinking about it...I think it hits due to variations in the hood. The reason is that my passenger side seems to rub the liner less...but still hits...

here is the passenger liner (see not indented alot)

Driver's liner

Picture of what my dent looks like


This is a measurement for the passenger stalk

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And Finally, the driver's side that hit the hood


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Old 05-19-03, 06:19 PM
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sorry about the one pic where the ruler is crooked...I think it makes the stalk look taller at 2 inch versus the passenger side...if you look at the base of the car to the bottom of the nut portion it is about 3/8ths of an inch on both the drivers and passengers side
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Beautiful bro. Spoke to JIC and I will direct them to this.

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Don't forget that I am also waiting for a price quote on the JIC. I'd also like a quote on the Endless B6 if possible. TIA
Old 05-19-03, 11:11 PM
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Interesting, the nut/shaft/adjuster look identical to my HAs? HMMMMMMM?
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Hey that is what my dent looks like too!
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price/availability for 86 n/a
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