sebb
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As above,would like to get a set made up ,any recommendations as to where and rough costs? thanks
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Rich G
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Jan 28, 2016 20:05:09 GMT
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What car is it for? Coil or leaf spring? How much do you want it lowered? Where are you located? Might help someone answer y'all..  |
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sebb
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Jan 28, 2016 23:05:06 GMT
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its for a mitsubishi starion 1987
coil springs all round, was going to remove a spring from front and rear
and send it off for a company to copy and make a lower set accordingly
as for how much lower, i'm not exaclty sure just yet
i currently have it sat on d2 coilovers, but they are very hard
and a change of plan means i would like to go back to shocks and springs
i am located near Ashford in Kent
thank you
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Faulkner springs in Chichester. Most likely has what you need off the shelf. If not will manufacture. Top class company to deal with,has a good website,very helpful. No, I don't work there,haha. A lot of the rally and race guys get their springs from him. Price not bad and has a good product,not cheap carpy no name brand stuff ..
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philpy
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Jan 29, 2016 10:57:36 GMT
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I know of someone who once used www.coilsprings.co.uk for some custom springs and he was happy with the outcome. If that helps? |
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simonc
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Jan 29, 2016 13:28:21 GMT
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I used them to make some springs for a chevy suburban. I sent them the old ones and they sent me a lovely set of custom powder-coated springs by return - £50 a corner I seem to remember.
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Jan 29, 2016 14:12:46 GMT
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Fancy selling the D2's when you've removed them, Seb?
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sebb
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cheers for the advice guys,
Ash, for the moment no as have a few starions, cheers
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