rear coilovers
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Re: rear coilovers
yeah thats with the shock/spring combo and i can talk to them and it might be cheaper than 1500 since they wont install it i can talk to them i just want some feed back on how well the coilovers had worked for other people on there syty's before going through on mine. i really like the idea because i want my truck to sit really low and not squad so much because breaking cladding gets expensive
yeah thats with the shock/spring combo and i can talk to them and it might be cheaper than 1500 since they wont install it i can talk to them i just want some feed back on how well the coilovers had worked for other people on there syty's before going through on mine. i really like the idea because i want my truck to sit really low and not squad so much because breaking cladding gets expensive
0-60N4
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Re: rear coilovers
Things I'd like to see in a rear coil-over conversion:
Improvded ride quality (street)
Improved handling and cornering ability (road race)
Improved launch and 60 ft times (drag race)
Adjustable
Well built, dependable, long lasting.
Quality workmaship, good appearance.
All for about $1,500 installed.
Yea, I want it all.
Things I'd like to see in a rear coil-over conversion:
Improvded ride quality (street)
Improved handling and cornering ability (road race)
Improved launch and 60 ft times (drag race)
Adjustable
Well built, dependable, long lasting.
Quality workmaship, good appearance.
All for about $1,500 installed.
Yea, I want it all.
cheatham2492
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Re: rear coilovers
Nice Job!...Seem's like it might be worth the 1500.00 Just for the weight savings.Those springs are heavy muthas. As well as the top braces and no more bottom shock mount plate's.I would love to see pictures..
Cheatham
Nice Job!...Seem's like it might be worth the 1500.00 Just for the weight savings.Those springs are heavy muthas. As well as the top braces and no more bottom shock mount plate's.I would love to see pictures..
Cheatham
Re: rear coilovers
no havent taken it been real busy in work but i did install some caltracs for know havent driven it in 6 months will see how it reacts when i get layed off next month and have a chance to drive it
no havent taken it been real busy in work but i did install some caltracs for know havent driven it in 6 months will see how it reacts when i get layed off next month and have a chance to drive it
Sportmachines
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Re: rear coilovers
Re: rear coilovers
how much is that kit going to run for if you dont mind me asking
how much is that kit going to run for if you dont mind me asking
Sportmachines
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Re: rear coilovers
We are working to make it a full bolt in affair. We have some more test ing to do but preliminary calculations, looking at $1200.
Thats for the bolt in 4 link. The hardware. Single adjustable coilovers, with springs, and ends, ready to install. IF you wanted a specific color for Powdercoating or additionals, that would add to the cost.
We are working to make it a full bolt in affair. We have some more test ing to do but preliminary calculations, looking at $1200.
Thats for the bolt in 4 link. The hardware. Single adjustable coilovers, with springs, and ends, ready to install. IF you wanted a specific color for Powdercoating or additionals, that would add to the cost.
Syclone Rob
Its all ABOOT the SYTY eh
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I forgot to ask this at homecoming, but that bracket that you attach to the rear diff, will it work with those aftermarket rear diff covers? This is the exact rear diff cover that Mike Campbell engraved for me years ago.
I forgot to ask this at homecoming, but that bracket that you attach to the rear diff, will it work with those aftermarket rear diff covers? This is the exact rear diff cover that Mike Campbell engraved for me years ago.
Sportmachines
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No, it will not. The guessets on the cover stick out too much and hit the mounting flange. I had one done up as well, and when i mocked it up.... no fit. So you have to stick with the stock cover.
No, it will not. The guessets on the cover stick out too much and hit the mounting flange. I had one done up as well, and when i mocked it up.... no fit. So you have to stick with the stock cover.
0966Sy
Code what?
Sportmachines
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Re: rear coilovers
hasn't hit the market because we'd like to do some real world testing before we mass market it. We have some changes we are making to the rear brackets to make the positioning of the CG more ideal for our trucks. We need to fab and test that bracket set up on the shop Sy. As for the Ty, we hope to have a set up tested in Ty being built by next spring. Check our site and our FB page for any news and updates. Thanks
hasn't hit the market because we'd like to do some real world testing before we mass market it. We have some changes we are making to the rear brackets to make the positioning of the CG more ideal for our trucks. We need to fab and test that bracket set up on the shop Sy. As for the Ty, we hope to have a set up tested in Ty being built by next spring. Check our site and our FB page for any news and updates. Thanks
Re: rear coilovers
X2 I can't see where it would be that big of a job to make it fit..... also need to offer a version that will work with an 8.5 rear.
X2 I can't see where it would be that big of a job to make it fit..... also need to offer a version that will work with an 8.5 rear.