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by Jack_Keaka » Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:12 am
Where would one go to get coilovers rebuilt? My front left one needs an overhaul.
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by kiks » Thu Mar 14, 2013 3:45 pm
Steven Cramer Products
Racecar Dynamics
Murray Coote Automotive
Haesmans Steering and Suspension
Drummond Motorsport
In no order at all.
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by Jack_Keaka » Thu Mar 14, 2013 6:22 pm
kiks wrote:Steven Cramer Products
Racecar Dynamics
Murray Coote Automotive
Haesmans Steering and Suspension
Drummond Motorsport
In no order at all.
cheers kiks! ive heard good things about Murray Coote Automotive
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by rooby » Thu Mar 14, 2013 7:42 pm
kiks wrote:Yes to side question. Better off with putting an Allen head in and clamping it with a 2nd but split in half so it maintains the thread, and a fuckoff tight set if vice grips.
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Haha, cheers I'll give that a go.
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by SH30RB » Thu Mar 14, 2013 8:01 pm
Jack_Keaka wrote:kiks wrote:Steven Cramer Products
Racecar Dynamics
Murray Coote Automotive
Haesmans Steering and Suspension
Drummond Motorsport
In no order at all.
cheers kiks! ive heard good things about Murray Coote Automotive
And Haesmans Steering and Suspension. I'll be paying them a visit one day soon
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Only slightly modified, I swear!
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by kiks » Fri Mar 15, 2013 1:24 pm
rooby wrote:kiks wrote:Yes to side question. Better off with putting an Allen head in and clamping it with a 2nd but split in half so it maintains the thread, and a fuckoff tight set if vice grips.
[(o)] if that makes sense and doesn't look like a disfigured labia instead ... :p
Haha, cheers I'll give that a go.
Hope you understand what I mean, essentially you would be gripping the shaft thread by the external surfaces through the nut cut in half, and using an appropriate allen key internally to prevent it crushing. Vice grips or a bench vice with a ring spanner on the captive nut and it should come part. Dont be adraid to use penetrating lubricant on the captive nut, and loctite on the split in half nut (and leave it 3-4 hours).
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