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Hey All,

Im in a dilemma,, I need $1400 to get parts to fix my TEIN suspension...

Do you think this is the way to go,, or to just get all 4 new coilovers (G4 Racing ones from just jap) ?

What i need for my TEINS is front upper pillowball mounts (cause mine r rooted and make loud knocking noises), also with labour and some bushes...

Seriously thinking about the G4's .. anyone got a set of em? or recommend other coilovers for roughly 1300-1400 ??

cheers,

-JD

PLEASE PM SK with your problem. He just put in new bilstein shocks in to my existing coilover casing, matched to my springs (which werent too hard, yours might be). It will cost you more, but dude, its seriously worth the dosh.

Repost from pleasn's thread!

JD Give www.shockreco.com.au a call and see what they can do for you.

They are in queensland but they were the only ones in australia that i and many workshops know of that do recodition,id say all brands of shockies,back to their stock specifycations.

I sent them through australia post to Queensland,as well giving them the return p/h monies up front so no dilemmas in sending it back asap.

Worth a try.The price i found was reasonable also.

Repost from pleasn's thread!

JD Give www.shockreco.com.au a call and see what they can do for you.

They are in queensland but they were the only ones in australia that i and many workshops know of that do recodition,id say all brands of shockies,back to their stock specifycations.

I sent them through australia post to Queensland,as well giving them the return p/h monies up front so no dilemmas in sending it back asap.

Worth a try.The price i found was reasonable also.

Thats where my shocks were rebuilt... BEFORE they went to how they are now (which is worse, the owner changed). I suggest strongly you speak to SydneyKid before handing your money over, ask him about my shocks, what was in there, and what is in there now. There is just no comparison. I can go round corners 10kmh faster now and with less effort, and tyre stress. That and those shock reco fellas only give a 30day warrenty on coilovers >_<

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