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Postby LOWLIB » Tue Nov 02, 2010 7:17 pm

Hi Guys.

as the topic states im looking for a set of coilovers for a 2007 liberty wagon

i have looked at a couple of sets on the net and ebay ect but i thought i would see if anyone has any unwanted ones they are willing to part with for not to expencive.


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Re: Coilovers

Postby jp928 » Thu Nov 04, 2010 1:08 pm

you wont do better in value for $ terms than the 4 Bilsteins from the wheelpower guy at $550 delivered,$500 picked up...
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Re: Coilovers

Postby blacktop™ » Thu Nov 04, 2010 1:47 pm

Not trying to be rude or anything jp but I think he wants coilovers for the adjustability and whatnot. Billies aren't very adjustable...
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Re: Coilovers

Postby jp928 » Thu Nov 04, 2010 2:47 pm

OK, but he didnt say 'adjustable'. To me a coilover is just that, an assembly of spring and shocker, any other attributes need to be stated. The adjustability is not inherent in the shock make either, its typically in the bottom spring perch mounting method. I had fixed height Bilsteins on my Porsche 928 fronts from new, and when I replaced them, the new ones came with adjustable perches.
Can the GTB strut/spring assemblies be made adjustable ?

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Re: Coilovers

Postby Arith » Thu Nov 04, 2010 2:54 pm

jp928 wrote:OK, but he didnt say 'adjustable'. To me a coilover is just that, an assembly of spring and shocker, any other attributes need to be stated.

:?: You may be technically correct, but I don't know of anyone that refers to fixed springs and shocks as coilovers (ie- Bilsteins & STi springs).

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Re: Coilovers

Postby LOWLIB » Thu Nov 04, 2010 5:15 pm

sorry guys.

Yes i am chasing adjustable coilovers not a spring an strut package like the billys
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Re: Coilovers

Postby Jimmy S » Thu Nov 04, 2010 11:20 pm

Just fitted HSD coilovers to mine... Highly recommend them and good value for money! :)
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Re: Coilovers

Postby LOWLIB » Fri Nov 05, 2010 10:45 pm

jimmy,

could u shed some more info on the HSD coilovers? a link or something even? and maybe some feedback? what is the ride like and what sought of settings are you running on
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Re: Coilovers

Postby Jimmy S » Sat Nov 06, 2010 1:28 am

j1c2m3 wrote:jimmy,

could u shed some more info on the HSD coilovers? a link or something even? and maybe some feedback? what is the ride like and what sought of settings are you running on


Link --> http://www.otomoto.com.au/HDSystems/

I've run 3 sets of these coilovers now(HR Series) and been very happy on all counts! At the moment the car is riding quite low, especially at the rear, but the ride is still good IMO and not overly bump/annoying!
I am getting a fair bit of rubbing on the guards(mostly from the front wheels, and that's as I have aftermarket wheels fitted and unrolled guards), but other than that, the handling is hugely improved!
Dampening settings are pretty well in the middle, so plenty of adjustment to be had once the guards are rolled etc... :)
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Re: Coilovers

Postby [[d a n n y]] » Fri Nov 12, 2010 12:45 am

bc coilovers are also something to look at
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Re: Coilovers

Postby austin » Fri Nov 12, 2010 11:35 am

what are peoples' opinions of the bc coilovers? is it worth the extra dosh over the new billies from wheelpower in terms of value for money?
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Re: Coilovers

Postby drndrn » Fri Nov 12, 2010 1:00 pm

austin wrote:what are peoples' opinions of the bc coilovers? is it worth the extra dosh over the new billies from wheelpower in terms of value for money?


Yes.Had them on car for the last 6months, but makee sure u get the gold and black ones. (BR series)
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