hey all,
i want to compress my rear FE2 springs. i got quoted by The Tyre Factory for $110 if i took out the springs and took it to them to compress. is this a good price or can i find a cheaper place?
hey all,
i want to compress my rear FE2 springs. i got quoted by The Tyre Factory for $110 if i took out the springs and took it to them to compress. is this a good price or can i find a cheaper place?
u can buy 2 superlow king springs for $110
you can pay for school, but you cant buy class
how low do the superlows sit? has anyone got a pic, also are they harder compared to FE2 cos i got freak hard FE2 springs and i love em but the harder the better
ok if you want hard then buy some heavy duty low lovells, like rocks and sit about an inch lower than standard fe2 height
you can pay for school, but you cant buy class
i got my super lows for $80 a pair from carol's spring in penrith? just ring ahead and say your a mechanic and its an order for a customer then go pick em up. you could problly do it at any wholesaler.
Its Not The Fall That Hurts Its The Sudden Stop At The Bottom!
my plan is to hav plenty of traction and no body roll. i want to stick to the road like cum on bedsheets, i wanna take roundabouts at high speeds and so fourth
sage we both know u got awesome springs and feel minimal bounce so i say just go get them compressed
-Just Remember White Cars Do It Better-
I pay $50 to get a pair of springs compressed here in VIC.
*Makes a mental note to go get the rears done more so....*
AirStrike![]()
You want to stick to the road like shit to a nappy. Well, I hope you've got more done then lowered springs.
what would you needOriginally Posted by Bax
I'm not sure how the vs would go, but with the vl for example, with a completely different rear setup, its not as simple as springs and shocks.
Springs yes, adjustable front and rear shocks, adjustable strut tops, adjustable sway bars, adjustable panhard rod, all bushes replaced with preference between rubber and nolethane. And thats still a fairly simple suspension setup, but it should hold nicely.