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HI, wondering if anybody knows what type/brand of shockies and springs can be used to upgrade the 210. I want to lower the front a little, Part #'s would be good if possible.

I currently have a 4 Door donor car that I'm using to change my auto to manwell, The inside is fully gutted and many exterior parts I'm keeping, There's not even a dash, This car is off to the crusher soon, so if you need something small like trim or a door email me [email protected]

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Im getting around on these from Pedders, and they are great.

Front Spring Low

2315R Sports Ryder Coil Spring RH

2315L Sports Ryder Coil Spring LH

Rear Spring Low

2110 2110 Sports Ryder Coil Spring

The wrecked rally car I bought was on King Springs, but people seem to give them bad reviews. I never drove with the King Springs, so I can't say either way. I don't think the Pedders shocks represent good value though - you can probably buy better for the same money.

Also a mate is importing some coil-overs for a 240z from America for his C210, and says that they should bolt up ok... but this is yet to be seen.

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