October 13, 200916 yr comment_381585 hey I'm new here and was told this is the place to gain knowledge about corolla etc i have a ae95 wagon i am looking to keep as a run around and not swap to 4age etc but i want to change the suspension i have already had a 300$ cat back system with a magnaflow muffler which sounds good and i have put some original bathurst globe wheels on i might post pictures if i can figure out how to any help would be great cheers ps i am in adelaide and have a high budget pedders wanted 1400 to use standard king springs and standard shocks installed is there any cheeper options Edited October 13, 200916 yr by ae95- wagon kid Report
October 14, 200916 yr Author comment_381810 off topic possibly but is this Ayden? nope and I'm new here i have no idea what to do is this the right website to get help or should i just tough it and do it myself Report
October 14, 200916 yr Author comment_381889 so does anybody know anything about suspension for this car i need heavy springs and good shocks that will take a beating Report
October 14, 200916 yr comment_382064 Best bet is to go down and see the guys at Industrial springs. have a talk to them about what you want to do with the car and they should be able to sort you out with something. Details for Industrial Springs is in the recommended list in the SA regional forum. Report
October 14, 200916 yr comment_382088 Don't be weak do a conversion :jamie: I put a Silvertop 20v in mine :dance: Suspension wise there are the usual options Sleeve kit coilovers - http://www.otomoto.com.au/HDSystems/sleevekits.htm Whatever dampers you want to run. Camber tops if you want them. Strut brace Nolathane bushes all around. Depends what you want to do with the car really. My stock suspension is pretty stuffed. I can stand on the towball and bounce it to the bump stops (73kgs) so will be getting new short stroke shocks and springs to suit eventually. At a guess I would suggest maybe 8/6kg spring rates? Best of speaking to a decent well known suspension shop especially if you're not keen on doing the work yourself. Pedders will may have no bulls but they know how to charge like them as they're trading off the name. $1400 is not massive price but is for bottom of the range Pedders gear. Edited October 14, 200916 yr by Instigator Report
October 15, 200916 yr Author comment_382271 cheers for that ill be going to industrial springs soon and will get it checked out Report
October 17, 200916 yr Author comment_382831 how much would all that cost and where can i get that gear cheers Report
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