FE2 Suspension

[neval8ina308]

Hi All,

Looking at buying some second hand FE2 suspension for my VE omega and want to know how to identify it as opposed to standard suspension.

Are there any tell-tale markings?

Also what is a reasonable price to pay for springs and shocks?

Regards

Morgan

 

[VooDooWagon]

Hi mate I have fe2 suspension for sale from my VE SSV Sportwagon. It has only done 13000k's. I'm only after $150 for it.

 

[neval8ina308]

I have a 6 cylinder, so I dont think the sprnigs would suit. thanks for the offer though!

 

[mattgreen]

im preaty sure they still fit

 

[UFO]

pretty sure they fit too. springs/shocks are based on body shape, not engine type. ok, there would be a few exceptions (like for instance in ford mustangs different engine blocks weighed quite a bit differently), but in this instance I seriously doubt the V8 weighs so much more that it would require completely different shocks. actually just looking at the holden website, there is only 40kg difference between both cars in total kerb weight. as a second check, pedders website quotes same part numbers... I reckon you'd be perfectly fine using them.

 

[TinSnips]

Yeah mate, they'll fit. Not an issue. Structually, they're the same. And as UFO said, there's less than a 40kg difference in the motors.

 

[BADNWS]

There is however a diffence between the wagon and sedan as both have different sort of suspention. (coming from my mechanic)

 

[.FOREVER SIDEWAYZ.]

hey mate i bought FE2 off a GTS for my ve omega and when i put them in with the FE2 springs it lifted my car 5mm
but then i went and bought Ultra Low springs and am running them on the FE2 shocks and they feel fine, i would suggest
it to anyone looking to lower their omega etc..

 

[The 10th Doctor]

Bit of a bump... but I'm looking to get FE2 on my VE and have found some from an SS VE Ute... would they work in my sedan?

 

[TinSnips]

front yes, rear no. Springs are different.