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I would say Wholesale suspension in Penrith to fit/weld them.

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Post by thrash »

just realised there are only really 3 of us in the gb who are sydneysiders eh...
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For the sydney siders.

May I suggest, Peter at Road and Race in Rydalmere to install and setup the coilovers.
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Post by www.18u »

Thrash there is actually 5 people in Sydney with these coilovers :P

After seeing these in the flesh i have to say i am very impressed with the quality and design of them.

As most of you Sydney siders will need cutting/welding and installation, John and i may have another alternative for you.

John's set will be welded and installed this week, so we can post some pics, and let you decide if you would be interested in having them done by the same guy.
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Post by JJH »

www.18u wrote: so we can post some pics, and let you decide if you would be interested in having them done by the same guy.
Very keen to see any pics you take, even of the cut fronts before the welding is done will be helpful.
Also very reassuring to have your positive opinion on the quality too.
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Post by NXTIME »

Here is a link to the starquest club forum tutorial on the D2 installation:

http://www.starquestclub.com/forum/inde ... pic=115107

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Post by dirtygalant »

hey will probably be keen for a set down the line, reckon another group buy will be in the works?
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Post by JA83 »

i dont like how these are welded to the cast steel at the base of the strut....
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Post by NXTIME »

As others have suggested, they should also have a plug weld through them. I have seen the D2 coilovers and I think they are great.

Good job, Tomsun. I am sure that there will be another group buy.
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Post by redzone »

They're supposed to be welded to the tube not the cast section
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Post by fugazi »

Yep, cast iron can get a bit brittle(?) when welded...
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Post by MrBishi »

The spindles are not cast iron. They are cast steel which can be welded easily.
Moot point as you are really welding to the steel tube.
There is no stress on this weld as the forces are dealt with by the tube in tube action.
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You in bris this weekend Anthony? ours turned up today :)

i can bring yours down with me tomorrow...
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Post by John196701 »

Photo's of Coilover mod to front struts

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front spring height 170mm between bottom of top mount and top adjusting nut

from the top of the spring base to top of the strut tube 95mm

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ride hight from ground to guard 605mm, 30 lower than standard


remove the inner camber adjusting bolts and move to the next hole, adjust the camber to maximum negative, this will give you 1.5 degrees camber

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i have done the rears, will post the measurements later
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Post by MrBishi »

Thanks TOMSUN. Reveived and now to install....
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