December 29, 201015 yr comment_491378 Hey guys... I have a late model ke70 wagon and am converting the struts to coilovers.... my question is if i buy a ae86 strut insert/shock and shorten my strut tubes are these going to work for me... I have measured so my strut tubes and the width of them is 51mm so i searched up the width of a ae86 strut and apparently thats 51mm aswell so i put to and to together and thought why will these not work... Has any one here done this before... Thanks Any help appreciated Report
December 29, 201015 yr comment_491380 There is no short stroke shock that will fit in the ke70 strut, I'm pretty sure its a 49mm diameter not 51. Hence why everyone converts to ae86 or xt130 struts. Report
December 29, 201015 yr comment_491387 AE71 Panelvans have AE86 struts anyhow. This may be the case with you. Is your 'late model wagon' an AE71 panelvan? Time to be more specific. Report
December 29, 201015 yr Author comment_491394 no its definitely a 4 door ke70 wagon with a 4k... the original owner could of possibly swapped the struts? even though it was a complete stocker when I purchased... anyway I have added a picture just to show you guys.... Hmm I'm confused... hopefully they are ae86 struts but I really don't know.... Thanks for any help... Cheers Report
December 30, 201015 yr comment_491438 AE71 Panelvans have AE86 struts anyhow. This may be the case with you. Is your 'late model wagon' an AE71 panelvan? Time to be more specific. also word that if you're extremely lucky there were some very late model ke70 wagons that came with ae86 struts. what year model is it? Report
December 30, 201015 yr comment_491513 If they are the ae86 ones they will have a 2014 caliper. Pull off a wheel and read the number. Report
January 11, 201115 yr comment_494589 late wagons came with ae85 struts, (well in jap and nz, donno bout aussy) can check by measuring the bolt pattern to the steering arm, and are ~51mm OD Report
January 11, 201115 yr comment_494592 If you take a picture of the caliper and rotor setup someone will be able to help you. I'm fairly sure the KE70 tubes are 48mm so you could be in luck. Report
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