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Ok, ive been whinging about my suspenion for ages, its completely shot.

Went into Fulcrum (legends) at moorooka and got bad news;

2500 bux using standard parts to get my car back on the road.

Was sobbing going through the quote, but then Shayne (legend) suggested something else I mite be interested in

Turns out Fulcrum are going to be oz dealers for Tein suspenion (coming soon) and are looking for test cars!

Ive signed up for a pretty awesome price for brand new Tein Coilovers with aussie specs!

They get the car for a few days while some jap engineers are out here tweaking the setups and thats it! I get a great deal on Teins.

Anyway, Warwick (manager there, also legend) let me know they are still looking for various other test cars (r32, 4wd, 2wd, r34 2wd) and various other japanese makes (mitsu ce lancers, evos, rx7s, pulsars)

so, if you are interested in some new aussie specc'ed coil overs at a pretty good price, mite be worth giving Warwick a call! (38929000)

I was pretty lucky to get r33 2wd test and I would imagine the other test spots will be snaffled up pretty quick!

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with aussie specs? Meaning they have new ones that are setup specifically for australian conditions??  

Sounds nice and interesting. Cost couldn't be cheap however.

yup;

1200 bux for parts, free install

Anyway, Warwick (manager there, also legend) let me know they are still looking for various other test cars (r32, 4wd, 2wd, r34 2wd) and various other japanese makes (mitsu ce lancers, evos, rx7s, pulsars)

hhhmmmmmm me wonders if they want test mule rollie :(:rofl:

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