HKS springs and KYB adjustable suspension...
22 August 2000, 06:28 PM
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I have a lovely set of KYB adjustable suspension for whoever likes a firm ride (who doesn't 
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There is no roll when these are on and the dampening can be set from firm (type r like) to ultra hard! (watch those fillings)
Rears: 8 Adjustments
Fronts: 4 Adjustments
HKS springs: of the lowered variety
Model numbers:
Front: BZA5085 KYB JF25
Rear: BZA5111 KYB JG07
All in excellent condition, and very metallic purple in look (blugh...)You can check them out in the following url
)There is no roll when these are on and the dampening can be set from firm (type r like) to ultra hard! (watch those fillings)
Rears: 8 Adjustments
Fronts: 4 Adjustments
HKS springs: of the lowered variety
Model numbers:
Front: BZA5085 KYB JF25
Rear: BZA5111 KYB JG07
All in excellent condition, and very metallic purple in look (blugh...)You can check them out in the following url
23 August 2000, 03:18 PM
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I was fed up with comments from the other half when the shopping went all over the place... 
Also the fact that it was that much lower than normal meant that I didn't dare take it to France (as I do every 3 months) where I bring back in excess of 300 bottles of wine.
The ride is great on most road surfaces, though it does tend to shock when you hit a pothole or large drain-cover.
I must admit that the Sti-r shocks that I have replaced them with are similar apart from the fact that the car has a little roll on tight corners. All down to getting used to it I guess. The wheels are as low as a friends' Leda b suspension (StiV) if that helps at all.
Also the fact that it was that much lower than normal meant that I didn't dare take it to France (as I do every 3 months) where I bring back in excess of 300 bottles of wine.
The ride is great on most road surfaces, though it does tend to shock when you hit a pothole or large drain-cover.
I must admit that the Sti-r shocks that I have replaced them with are similar apart from the fact that the car has a little roll on tight corners. All down to getting used to it I guess. The wheels are as low as a friends' Leda b suspension (StiV) if that helps at all.
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26 August 2000, 12:59 AM
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Thanks for the vote of confidence...and the piccie...nice car
Yes I do find that the car doesn't point and shoot like it did with the hks/kyb set-up. The type R suspension is good but I tend to go into corners a lot slower now
Also I feel the slight roll when changing lanes, the old set up wouldn't allow the car to roll at all.
It looks like your roads are smoother out there...lucky thing.
You were right, it's the other half's influence
Yes I do find that the car doesn't point and shoot like it did with the hks/kyb set-up. The type R suspension is good but I tend to go into corners a lot slower now
Also I feel the slight roll when changing lanes, the old set up wouldn't allow the car to roll at all.
It looks like your roads are smoother out there...lucky thing.
You were right, it's the other half's influence
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