Zeal Coilovers- Excellent Condition
08 January 2007, 08:21 PM
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Zeal Coilovers- Excellent Condition
With only 6 Months use these coilovers are near new.
They are full adjustable, with the top mounts.
They retail at over £2k so you can get them for less than half price.
A 6-Way Piston Valve Shock (PVS) Dial mechanism adjusts the rebound/compression force with its Piston Valve Shock Technology, Level 1 being the softest and Level 6 being the stiffest.
Lightweight, Aluminium Rigid upper mount with rubber bushing decreases noise level and eliminates vibration through absorption.
(Strut-type uses Pillow Ball camber adjustable upper mounts for direct feel of suspension motion while helping to decrease piston rod tension).
Rubber dust boots protect piston shaft against debris and other forms of damage to help increase life.
ID60 Basic Spring (Street or Hard rates) maintains stroke and ensures a "seated" fit with upper and lower portions processed to a flat cut.
A new and improved lightweight, single, monotube-type, chromoly-coated, steel-type shell casing Shock Absorber with a very large piston for direct feeling and steering response now also includes a DIV Free Piston inducing more pressure inside the shock and causing less on the spring enabling more responsive movement and a softer, smoother, more natural feel.
DIV Free Piston also separates nitrogen gas and oil within chamber for increased life. The Adjustable Shock-Stroke System is a separate, adjustable lower cup/bracket used for height adjustability which eliminates problem of sacrificing stroke and altering spring tension.
Spin the mechanism over the threaded shock casing up to lower (and down to raise) vehicle height. All Zeal Function Series systems include this height-adjustable system.
Offers in the region of £750.
Also listed on a well know auction site.
They are full adjustable, with the top mounts.
They retail at over £2k so you can get them for less than half price.
A 6-Way Piston Valve Shock (PVS) Dial mechanism adjusts the rebound/compression force with its Piston Valve Shock Technology, Level 1 being the softest and Level 6 being the stiffest.
Lightweight, Aluminium Rigid upper mount with rubber bushing decreases noise level and eliminates vibration through absorption.
(Strut-type uses Pillow Ball camber adjustable upper mounts for direct feel of suspension motion while helping to decrease piston rod tension).
Rubber dust boots protect piston shaft against debris and other forms of damage to help increase life.
ID60 Basic Spring (Street or Hard rates) maintains stroke and ensures a "seated" fit with upper and lower portions processed to a flat cut.
A new and improved lightweight, single, monotube-type, chromoly-coated, steel-type shell casing Shock Absorber with a very large piston for direct feeling and steering response now also includes a DIV Free Piston inducing more pressure inside the shock and causing less on the spring enabling more responsive movement and a softer, smoother, more natural feel.
DIV Free Piston also separates nitrogen gas and oil within chamber for increased life. The Adjustable Shock-Stroke System is a separate, adjustable lower cup/bracket used for height adjustability which eliminates problem of sacrificing stroke and altering spring tension.
Spin the mechanism over the threaded shock casing up to lower (and down to raise) vehicle height. All Zeal Function Series systems include this height-adjustable system.
Offers in the region of £750.
Also listed on a well know auction site.
Last edited by R4LLY; 08 January 2007 at 08:33 PM.
10 January 2007, 12:42 PM
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Hi Scoobboy, Im sure that you can get some sort of Zeal coilovers for that price. However these are ZB6 Coilovers and are retailing at over £2000. The retailers are Sumo Power who are very well renowned.
Thanks for the interest.
Thanks for the interest.
Last edited by R4LLY; 10 January 2007 at 01:29 PM.
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