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rebuilding coilovers?
My right rear coilover in the bunky has decided to leak oil everywhere. I'm guessing i need it rebuilt.
It's a JIC type 3 ways adjustable. Has anyone rebuilt coilovers before? Any workshops in perth that will do the job? Should i rebuild the left rear one too while im at it? $$$? Any help's appreciated - mark Oh yeah, first post
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Dude
Give Shane at Exleys Tyre and Brake a call in Willeton 9354 7855 He can talk you through your options, and the best part is: He is honest. |
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this ia recomendation from mayhem who does a fair bit of importing of parts and has had to rebuild a few coilovers in the time, through trial and erro rhe highly recomends these guys
TSR http://www.shockreco.com.au/ 07 38082455 sales@shockreco.com.au
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what do you think of the JIC as coilovers, as i have just dropped a set into my RS liberty, mine have adjustable dampening......are they rough?
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But i love 'em. Many adjustments, it's just trial and error as to which suits your driving style. Good if your driving style closely resembles go-karts PS: u need good tyres Will look into those suggestions and let you know if i have any joy. Might try some WA guys first
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