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Sorry to hi-jack but are they just your standard shocks with the kit and springs on?

 

If so, were did you get them from if you don't mind me asking? And was they hard to do?

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im sorry for hijacking too, :oops: , but yes they are original struts and the kits and springs were from rally design, and they were very easy, chopped the old spring cup off myself then handed them to my machine shop, they welded n i painted, job done, sorry again to the original poster for this blatant hijack, i shall return from whence i came, :mrgreen:

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The only two pics I have at the moment. Gives you all an idea of what I am working with :)

 

Huge thanks for all the great pics and the info, especially brakes wise :)

 

Keep em coming!

 

 

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Rally Design do lowering blocks and springs at a reasonable price :thumbsup:

 

Looks like a clean motor to start with there.

 

Here's a few of mine

 

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Being towed into santa pod :oops:

 

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Fresh 1660 fitted, Red hoses to be removed as soon as and 40's to be fitted :mrgreen:

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here's couple of pics of mine in progress, going to sort coilovers for front to get it lower, find a decent xflo for it , nice set of rev 4 spokes & changing colour to lime green by vinyl wrapping it!

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Djstaffy

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loving the stance you have on those revo's Daz! :thumbsup:

 

Cheers mate, do you own all the cars in your sig? Some stunners there :thumbsup: Your yellow 4 door is a stunner!

 

I love the stance on mine too but im gonna have to raise it a bit and sort the front suspension out, the previous owner cut the springs down to just 2 coils :( The rear is lowered 4" at the moment.

 

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Not much daylight to be seen underneath :o

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i've just done this to the four door in my sig, ride height adjustable coil overs, £40 to have them welded, £45 for the kits n £30 for a pair of springs, should help you get the perfect stance, :thumbsup:

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so thats £115 plus a bit of elbow grease and hammerite and your laughing. :thumbsup::mrgreen:

 

Can i ask you a couple of Q's please mate? Im thinking of converting my struts to coilovers but the standard strut casings are only around 46 - 47mm thick, the threaded coilover tube is made for a 51mm strut... Did this cause any problems when welding on and also have you used anything to fill the 5mm gap between the strut casing and the threaded tube? Hope that made some sense?? :D

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loving the stance you have on those revo's Daz! :thumbsup:

 

Cheers mate, do you own all the cars in your sig? Some stunners there :thumbsup: Your yellow 4 door is a stunner!

 

I love the stance on mine too but im gonna have to raise it a bit and sort the front suspension out, the previous owner cut the springs down to just 2 coils :( The rear is lowered 4" at the moment.

 

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Not much daylight to be seen underneath :o

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fook me thats how to lower a car

 

i cut 2 coils off my rears on my cortina (which left it with 4) and thought i was mad :mrgreen:

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i've just done this to the four door in my sig, ride height adjustable coil overs, £40 to have them welded, £45 for the kits n £30 for a pair of springs, should help you get the perfect stance, :thumbsup:

DSC01251.jpg

DSC01264.jpg

DSC01253.jpg

so thats £115 plus a bit of elbow grease and hammerite and your laughing. :thumbsup::mrgreen:

 

Can i ask you a couple of Q's please mate? Im thinking of converting my struts to coilovers but the standard strut casings are only around 46 - 47mm thick, the threaded coilover tube is made for a 51mm strut... Did this cause any problems when welding on and also have you used anything to fill the 5mm gap between the strut casing and the threaded tube? Hope that made some sense?? :D

 

There's a how to do in this months classic ford mag mate :thumbsup:

 

Sweet 4door also, nice and low 8)

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