View Full Version : Just got myself some sexual new coilovers
t45_ste
29-01-08, 09:36 PM
Just got myself anabsolute ebay bargain, pair of brand new dynamic rear coilovers originally made for the NISSAN PRIMERA TOURING CAR run by "RML" (RAY MALLOCK LTD) IN 1999. Proper works items, originally cost nearly 1k each :eek: .
http://i2.ebayimg.com/08/i/000/cf/1f/80c0_1.JPG
Beauties aint they :D
krobinson
29-01-08, 09:45 PM
You turreting the rear and fitting those?
t45_ste
29-01-08, 09:48 PM
Yeah im turreting the rear and thinking about tubbing the arches as well so i can get the back end right down :D .
sr jack
29-01-08, 10:32 PM
they look pretty spectacular :eek:
I hope they work on the road, cos touring cars are damned stiff & have very short suspension travel
Very very nice, but is there much point on a trailing arm with a crap ARB design?
BRoadGhost
30-01-08, 01:42 AM
You're looking at one hell of a project in fitting those.
External reses look on a dam short tube to make it even harder.
There are ways around tubing the back fully that can get it down properly ~ be careful about spring length & travel.
Then you'll only need to think about beam length or mounting points.
belly257
30-01-08, 01:43 AM
nice!
Nice coilovers :thumb:
Don't bother trying to fit them to a Nova, just hang them in a box on the living room wall :D
craig green
30-01-08, 11:51 AM
Cool. Just a shame they will be almost hidden.
Maybe bond some Lexan/polycarb windows into the turret so they can be seen from the boot.
Cool. Just a shame they will be almost hidden.
Maybe bond some Lexan/polycarb windows into the turret so they can be seen from the boot.
then aim a bullet camera at it, use a PiP box to put the image into the corner of the main camera on a track day.
that would look the spuds.
t45_ste
30-01-08, 03:13 PM
I hope they work on the road, cos touring cars are damned stiff & have very short suspension travel
Cars purley for track use. So dont have to worry about that.
Welsh Dan
30-01-08, 03:23 PM
Did you buy the springs? :p
t45_ste
30-01-08, 03:26 PM
No, ive yet to work out what poundage and length to use.
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