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SlickNCGhia wrote: how much did that cost u eb92 as im thinking of doing simmilar
$270 for springs (x4) $266 for shocks (x4 at trade price) |
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| huggiebear |
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damn tradies!!!!
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| fairmont599 |
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man id get the camber kit too. it isnt that much extra and its worth it believe me. i got lows and if i didnt get mine put in, id have chewed out the inside of my tyres already
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I might consider the camber kit....
Some say get one, others say not necessary for "lows"... How much is the kit anyway..? Is it a hassle to install later, or best to do at the same time..?? (confused again...) |
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| Ben_Daui |
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Get the CAMBER kit as it makes driving MORE FUN
And no labour costs as everything is OFF the car while shocks & springs are changed.
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| TROYMAN |
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i think a camber kit is a must..
your car will handle better and your tyres will last longer.. has anyone seen a camber kit fitted to the bottom bolts?? i have a kmac one on the top but it also has camber bolts in the bottom. when i took it to get a wheel alignment they said they have never seen a falcon with lower camber bolts! |
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| EB92 |
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OK..have the camber kit now as well.
Just waiting to get the gear installed, hopefully in the next week or so. Thanks everybody for the advice and tips. This has been a good learning curve for me. Although I'm not doing the install myself, I do like to learn about and understand what is actually being done with all the associated parts. Cheers. |
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| EB92 |
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Righto....She's all done now. Sitting down nicely now...
I'm pretty stoked with my first major mod. Thanks everybody for your help and advice. Last edited by EB92 on Mon Oct 02, 2006 9:47 pm, edited 1 time in total. |
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| EB92 |
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Actual setup ended up being:
King Lows Monroe GT Gas shocks Nolathane Camber Kit |
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| phongus |
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nice mate....how much was the nolathane camber kit?
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| EB92 |
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I was quoted $202 total retail for the camber kit
(both sides), but managed to get it at $140 as the guy who did the install gets trade prices on the gear and the saving was passed on to me.... Last edited by EB92 on Sun Oct 01, 2006 7:53 am, edited 1 time in total. |
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| huggiebear |
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good stuff... i need to invest in a kit i think
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| MrHQGts |
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looks ok for a ford EB92, The fella that got you those parts @ trade prices sounds like a great bloke!!!
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| EB92 |
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huggiebear wrote: good stuff... i need to invest in a kit i think
Should be worth it... Last piece of advice I had regarding kits was that its 50/50 (for lows) whether one is required or not, depending on how worn existing parts are etc. Thus a kit will enable the wheel aligner to have good margins to get the setup just right at the front. |
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