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Graeme

 posted on 7th Sep 10 at 23:16

quote:
Originally posted by Firestate88
i have a pair you can have Graeme


txt sent mate


Graeme

 posted on 7th Sep 10 at 23:15

quote:
Originally posted by Kano
Randomly I've got 2 brand new spring adjusters in the garage. Got them with coilovers I put on my old van. If you want them then a tenner plus postage and you can have them.


can u measure the width of the threaded part to see if they fit through my springs.

Cheers


Firestate88

 posted on 7th Sep 10 at 21:18

i have a pair you can have Graeme


Kano

 posted on 7th Sep 10 at 21:14

Randomly I've got 2 brand new spring adjusters in the garage. Got them with coilovers I put on my old van. If you want them then a tenner plus postage and you can have them.


Gary

 posted on 7th Sep 10 at 16:04

Only problem you'll have is the I/D of the springs. Most standard lowering springs will be made to suit the spring seats, whereas the springs that come with the adjsters will be turned & ground to suit the adjuster.


Deano_19

 posted on 7th Sep 10 at 14:36

If i was gunna be puttin heavy loads in the back of my car I wouldnt bother lowering my car tbh or just have stiffer shocks like i do


Neo

 posted on 7th Sep 10 at 13:26

quote:
Originally posted by glb
quote:
Originally posted by Neo
Obviously they are for when you have a loaded rear, suitcases and stuff and want to raise the car up.


They are what come with coilover kits to set the height you want.

WOuldnt wanna get on the floor every time i loaded the boot :boggle:


Oh ok, random. Only ones I have ever seen are for when your going on holiday/putting loads of weight in the boot.

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_192615_langId_-1_categoryId_165660

Although in hindsight I now see the difference :lol:

[Edited on 07-09-2010 by Neo]


Graeme

 posted on 7th Sep 10 at 13:18

Ok :o

I want them as I have bought some springs that are really low and need the adjustment to get the best height.


Gary

 posted on 7th Sep 10 at 11:36

quote:
Originally posted by Neo
Obviously they are for when you have a loaded rear, suitcases and stuff and want to raise the car up.


They are what come with coilover kits to set the height you want.

WOuldnt wanna get on the floor every time i loaded the boot :boggle:


Neo

 posted on 7th Sep 10 at 10:32

Obviously they are for when you have a loaded rear, suitcases and stuff and want to raise the car up.


Deano_19

 posted on 7th Sep 10 at 10:20

These things are tottally useless if you wanna make your car lower


Daniel_Corsa

 posted on 6th Sep 10 at 22:25

I got them off ED38, sure compbrake sell them!

H&R / Koni / Compbrake


Graeme

 posted on 6th Sep 10 at 22:23

Sorry any make, that was just for pictures sake. Where did you get them from and prices? Do they do different widths?

Cheers


Daniel_Corsa

 posted on 6th Sep 10 at 21:53

H&R?! I've just got myself some but un branded!



[Edited on 06-09-2010 by Daniel_Corsa]


Graeme

 posted on 6th Sep 10 at 21:32

Does anyone know if and where i can buy spring adjusters like so:





cheers :thumbs: