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GU Ute Leaf to Coil Conversion.

Tech Talk for Nissan owners.

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GU Ute Leaf to Coil Conversion.

Post by Tommy »

Yes i have searched.


00 model GU Ute DX.


Who does the coil conversion for them, engineered, drive in, drive out and how much ?
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Post by krusty182 »

I know at least one bloke off here has done a coil conversion, sickgq I think his username was. That was done at PatrolaPart in Melbourne - (03) 9735 9099. From memory they used a GQ diff for some reason.
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Post by Goutman »

not sickgq he has a bobbed gq ute...
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Post by GeeUte »

righto so yes or no to sickgq ?
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Post by krusty182 »

Yes, it was sickgq.
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic112 ... highlight=
You might be thinking of "sick gq", Goutman
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Post by Tommy »

Thanks.

To anyone who has done the conversion, or been in both the leaf and coil rear utes is there much difference in comfort ?

I have been in heaps of wagons and they are like being in a Limousine, compared to the ride in my ute.

Is it worth farting around with a heavier tray and custom leaf packs and drop shackles or should i get the conversion done and be happy with it ?

The ute does medium range offroading ( as much as my back can handle) and lots of fishing/hunting trips but hardly EVER carries a heavy load.
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Post by uninformed »

is there any reason why you cant get the leaf set up to work nicely?

and i dont think you need a heavy tray if your leaves are set up correctly...

go to the rover section, look up "isuzurover" he knows a fair bit about leaves...

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Post by GUte »

Sell it and buy a coil cab if you really need one, but otherwise change the leaf pack. If your not into anything serious, stick with what your got.

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Post by DeGuyHall »

I have just modified my leaf pack and moved shock mounts and it works ok. Ride is not to bad either but not as soft as coils.
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