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Sydneykid Grand Master

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Will the suspension specs applies for a 260rs? If not how much for the different type or model tohe the springs and shock absobers? Thanks

Rear shock lower mounts are different (the fork style same as R33GTR, R34GTR and R34GTT) otherwise everything else is the same.

:) cheers :P

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Gary

What are your F & R spring rates in kg's for the Stagea

(or are these a secert)

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20-25% more than standard. The tricks are in the Bilsteins, not the springs.

:( cheers :D

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HiSk,

got my car out on friday which is good. Borught it in for aligment and the drivers side was like 1.75 and passenger side was like 2.25. my car is sitting at 350mm front and back. They had trouble matching the camber to be the same on both side. AAny theories? Do i need the camber adjuster? I thought its a bit weird that they are not able to aligend to the exact same camber. but they came preety close/ Let me know,

Ohh BTW the brand of the suspension is JECS. let me know

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stageafan1 Newbie

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There are a limited number of Stagea spec front shocks in stock at Bilstein, so if you are interested please don't hesitate. They won't last.

>_< cheers :D

Hi SK

1st of all, thanks for all the amazing info you have posted over the last couple of years for Stagea owners.

I have been the lucky owner of a StageaRS4 S2 1998 for the last 8 months and have been bouncing around on some horrible springs(Tein) with what I think are standard shocks.

I finally have some spending money & was hoping that your group buy for Stagea suspension is still available.

I"m basically looking for the works, as my last car was a Bilstein fitted R33GTST and I need to get back some of the feel and gorgeous handling that car gave me.

Thanks again :)

Sydneykid Grand Master

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Hi SK

1st of all, thanks for all the amazing info you have posted over the last couple of years for Stagea owners.

I have been the lucky owner of a StageaRS4 S2 1998 for the last 8 months and have been bouncing around on some horrible springs(Tein) with what I think are standard shocks.

I finally have some spending money & was hoping that your group buy for Stagea suspension is still available.

I"m basically looking for the works, as my last car was a Bilstein fitted R33GTST and I need to get back some of the feel and gorgeous handling that car gave me.

Thanks again :huh:

PM sent

:rofl: cheers :)

qikstagea Mentor

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sorry to post this in this thread SK but ive heard nothing from you about the swaybar i paid for, or even a replies to the PMs i have sent you since. Dont know how often you check your PMs.

Thanks.

Sydneykid Grand Master

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sorry to post this in this thread SK but ive heard nothing from you about the swaybar i paid for, or even a replies to the PMs i have sent you since. Dont know how often you check your PMs.

Thanks.

Several PM's sent, I know I lost a few when Prank was doing the update. Another PM sent, please let me know if you haven't received it.

:huh: cheers :)

PS; the Pulsar stabiliser bar has been ordered from Whiteline, should be ready very soon.

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i appreciate that, mate. Still havent received a PM, must be an issue somewhere.

Thanks again. The buyer of the swaybar (obviously its not for me) was getting a bit worried is all. Cheers

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Hey there, it's 1inthefront here. I would like to buy my husband - 3intheback - a rear swaybar for the S2 for his 40th birthday in October.

Is the group buy still on? I cant quite afford front and rear bars, but it seems that to replace the rear is the best place to start.

Thanks for your help, this will put a big smile on his face and also to minimise the impact of hitting 40!

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