MitsuStyle - Time for new suspention

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munchgsx

08-14-2007 12:37 PM

Re: Time for new suspention

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Originally Posted by Goat Blower (Post 205166)

I've got a nice Koni Sport/Eibach Sportline combo that I'm selling, assembled and ready to drop in. The ride is great and the handling even better, I ended up getting some coilovers only so I can run slicks. They're still in the car so I can even give you a test drive of them if you like. $450 and they're yours.

If you still have these around in a week or so I will definatly pick them up.

Goat Blower

08-14-2007 04:50 PM

Re: Time for new suspention

Yep, they're off the car now, they're actually in better shape than the used coilover setup I for twice the money. For camber correction, I have shortened rear lower control arms and eccentric bolts in the hub mounting bracket. I need them for my new setup as well, but I might swap in stock lower control arms and sell these shortened ones pretty soon.

Kevin 1G Drummer

08-14-2007 06:46 PM

Re: Time for new suspention

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Originally Posted by Goat Blower (Post 205195)

You must have the Koni's on full soft then. I took the long offramp from 610 East to 252 South at 120 mph and the tires didn't even squeal. Koni's definitely get the job done on the firmer settings.

I have no idea how old they are, and I don't see any adjustment on the rears anywhere. I've only messed with the fronts a little bit, but didn't notice much difference in feel. They were on the car when I got it, and the kid I bought it from didn't know shit about it.

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