ksport coilovers

[Rosco_NZ]

hey guys

thanks to some execellent investigation work by dixon8 i can now post up a phamphlet of some ksport fully adjustable coilover suspension (see attached)

they look pretty good and im probably gonna get some arround august.

FYI fastlane tyres in hopper st, wellington quoted $1800 fully fitted
and $350 for certification.

maybe we could organise a club-discount or bulk buy...


theres also a camber kit on the same phamphlet but i have no idea if its avaliable for the vr4.

[Kenneth]

These are apparently EXACTLY THE SAME as D2. Just different branding for the same item.

You wont get camber plates as camber plates are useless with multi-link suspension.

Buy some D2s for $1400-$1500 and install them yourself in under 2 hours is what I would suggest. This is very very very easy to do

[Rosco_NZ]

interesting...
any sources for d2's at that price then?

/me goes off searching for article on fitting coilovers

[Rosco_NZ]

redline performance appear to have a set for the vr4 for $1450

might have to investigate

[Kenneth]

You can usually find someone on trademe selling them.

[d i c k i e s]

JDM Performance

Same price, shipping is free tho?

[Kenneth]

I have some coilovers which I may be able to get for $1200 per set. Only thing is that I haven't installed them yet so cant comment on how good or bad they are. (the most likely issue is going to be what the spring rate is like)

have uploaded a pic of them

edit: 32 click damper adjustable, aluminium construction. These are lighter than my Tanabes.

[CANDEE]

Im not partial to coilovers but if i do get them i can get some custom made...

[You See]

Rosco_NZ: As Ken mentioned...apparently the D2's are made up from different manufacture's parts...D2 don't have a production factory where they make the product...more tho of an assembly line. -Just what I heard, correct me if I'm wrong.
Ken: ohhh shineyyyy!
Candee: You probably can, but it'll be damn expensive...not worth it at all.

[gary_yuen42]

Rosco_NZ: As Ken mentioned...apparently the D2's are made up from different manufacture's parts...D2 don't have a production factory where they make the product...more tho of an assembly line. -Just what I heard, correct me if I'm wrong.
Ken: ohhh shineyyyy!
Candee: You probably can, but it'll be damn expensive...not worth it at all.

Yep you are correct there. Have you guys considered Daiyama?

[CANDEE]

Candee: You probably can, but it'll be damn expensive...not worth it at all.

If you already have struts and springs that you like it doesnt cost that much at all..

[Dazzle]

Yep you are correct there. Have you guys considered Daiyama?

What price are you looking at for a set of them??

[kev@k-sport]

K Sport are available in the UK
www.ksport.co.uk

"The Vee" is currently trying some of our big brakes.

[bradc]

Kev - do you make a set of 8 pot fronts and 6 pot rears for evo's? I could only find 8 pot fronts for them.

[gary_yuen42]

What price are you looking at for a set of them??

£490 inc delivery in UK mainland for the Daiyama Coilovers and you can use with DPX the inc car damping controller as well. All of them are despatched from UK hence no surprise on tax or duty upon arriving to your door. I reckon if a groupbuy is in place the price can drop quite nicely too!

[Mac.]

K-Sport and D2 are exactly the same =]

'88-'93 VR4 - $1640
'99 up VR4 - $1425

http://www.fortyone.co.nz - special prices for you guys here. 4-6 week shipping though!

[Yasthil]

D2's from Tyre Mate in East Tamaki, Auckland. Fitted for $1550, was quoted just yesterday. They're prices are awesome,

If you're in Auckland, call them for a price, ask for Calvin.

[d i c k i e s]

not including the cert? - still need to get that seperatly dont you?

[CANDEE]

still need to get that seperatly dont you?

That you do....

[d i c k i e s]

$350? i think ive seen around on the forum...