Stewart Development revalved Bilstein group buy feeler
03-01-2010, 03:04 AM
#62
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In for revalving old shocks. How soon can we get this done though? Took mine off tonight and want to send them in ASAP. If this doesn't happen soon enough I may have to do it outside of this GB.
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03-02-2010, 09:39 PM
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I'm 80% sure I'm in for the revalve for my used shocks. I'm buying a Truiumph TR6 this week and my company is late on our commision checks by like 2 months.
Your wasting your money keeping those stock springs, do a diy coilover with higher rates for $150, with a custom revalve on say 400/250 it will ride like a caddy and handle to boot...
Your wasting your money keeping those stock springs, do a diy coilover with higher rates for $150, with a custom revalve on say 400/250 it will ride like a caddy and handle to boot...
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03-02-2010, 11:06 PM
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I'm 80% sure I'm in for the revalve for my used shocks. I'm buying a Truiumph TR6 this week and my company is late on our commision checks by like 2 months.
Your wasting your money keeping those stock springs, do a diy coilover with higher rates for $150, with a custom revalve on say 400/250 it will ride like a caddy and handle to boot...
Your wasting your money keeping those stock springs, do a diy coilover with higher rates for $150, with a custom revalve on say 400/250 it will ride like a caddy and handle to boot...
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03-03-2010, 12:49 AM
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is it safe to assume that if i get mine revalved for 450f, 300r they will be good for +/-100f and +/- 50r? (similar to FCM claims) That would allow me to be able to play with spring rates till i found something i liked, and use my FM springs as a starting point.
If this is true, count me in. If not, i need to learn more about suspension before i commit to anything.
If this is true, count me in. If not, i need to learn more about suspension before i commit to anything.
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03-03-2010, 08:56 AM
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Take me off the list please. I may get back in but right now my tax return is going to the student loan fund.
Sorry for the delay. I may get back in on this depending upon the size of my return.
Sorry for the delay. I may get back in on this depending upon the size of my return.
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03-03-2010, 09:03 AM
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is it safe to assume that if i get mine revalved for 450f, 300r they will be good for +/-100f and +/- 50r? (similar to FCM claims) That would allow me to be able to play with spring rates till i found something i liked, and use my FM springs as a starting point.
If this is true, count me in. If not, i need to learn more about suspension before i commit to anything.
If this is true, count me in. If not, i need to learn more about suspension before i commit to anything.
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03-03-2010, 09:23 AM
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is it safe to assume that if i get mine revalved for 450f, 300r they will be good for +/-100f and +/- 50r? (similar to FCM claims) That would allow me to be able to play with spring rates till i found something i liked, and use my FM springs as a starting point.
If this is true, count me in. If not, i need to learn more about suspension before i commit to anything.
If this is true, count me in. If not, i need to learn more about suspension before i commit to anything.
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