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Dan
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10th Oct 04 at 11:29   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
just been lookin about, and i noticed they do rsk and an ssk kit, which is best and y??

where is cheapest place 2 buy them??


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Tim
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10th Oct 04 at 13:28   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
SSK is the Sport kit, RSK is the 'red' kit.

The SSK is better as it's on-car adjustable on the front (the reds are only off-car adjustable)...

Probably slightly higher quality components too as it's further up their range...

The SSK are what people refer to as Koni 'yellows'...
Dan
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10th Oct 04 at 15:49   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
whats a good price 4 the ssk kit???

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John_C
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the red kit is to harsh and bumpy
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SSK should be a little over £300 usually, with springs, maybe less now
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The SSK kit how do you adjust it on the car ? im after buying these also

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AdiSRI
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floggin the coilovers then..
Adam_B
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has a little knob thingy u stick on top of the strut and twist to make it harder or softer
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dose it turn the damper shaft or a diff bit? coz i cant see how you can turn it when the lock nuts on the shaft ? has any1 got any pics?

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i got a brand new set sat in garage for about 6months

i might dig em out and get a pic.....but i probably won't bother.

look on the website, it has cross sections and diagrams
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the white key on the top of the turret is how you adjust from soft to hard. then you take it off and adjust the other one.



i'm getting an alloy set machined to stay on
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whats the ride like e-tec?

what springs have u got?

not fitted mine yet? do u have to tinker around much to get the handling decent?
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11th Oct 04 at 11:04   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
im considering swapping my coilovers for koni yellows and some sexual springs...not sure yet tho
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i have them on mine seem good
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i've got eibach 50mm springs and koni yellows.

the rears are on hard, never adjusted them (too lazy) as you have to disconnect them and twist them, the fronts are on hard, soft is ok but just love driving on hard susp, feels like a racing car .

handerling is good, cant really say much about it as i have only had this one suspension but my other mates say it handles well as when we go on little trips through the town i blitz them on roundabouts but they kane me on the dual carriage ways

 
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