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i was looking at getting some spax coilovers for my mk1. any1 had or know of any issues with them??
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the mk1 i purchased was running spax shocks and sach springs, i really like the ride, its nice and firm, but its not like riding on nothing at all, i think the car has done about 30k withthe,m and they still feel in good nick....good rebound, good absorbsion. on some roads it does get a bit bumpy though, but hey....ure getting coilovers for one reason and one reason only....and that reason aint comfort
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Some of my friend's with drag car's use Spax coilover's in the back, but that's a different story.
I think the spax in Oz are a bit more longer lasting than in Europe.
I remember an european article about which coilover's to buy & the spax bodie's would rust & corrode over a very short period of time, but they weren't the only one's either.
The H&R, Koni's & KW's were rated the best.
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i cant remember but it was from the uk and was about AU$600-$650, demon tweeks have some nice weitec's ultra gt series with 80/80 lowering. about the same price http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/produc...23280220&app=YComment
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Just saw some Eibach lowering springs for my Pogo - 159.65 pounds sterling + freight. What's that all likely to come to in Aus dollars?
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about AU$400 + wateva stupid price they want to put on postage.Originally posted by DaveMack View Post
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Demon tweaks are one of the most reasonable companies for shipping!Comment
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Yeah, Robin ... it was Demon Tweaks that I saw these on. Struck me as a reasonable price.Originally posted by evorobin View Post
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