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coil overs

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Post by lux kid »

im looken a doing a coil conversion on me v8 singlecab hilux.
im after any info about putting coil overs in the front end with a GQ/GU front diff. the truck is going to used in winch events and all terra style comps.

any info will be good.
id like to speak to some about.
any pics would rad to.
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Post by sierrajim »

[quote="Harb"]Well I'm guessing that they didn't think everyone would carry on like a big bunch of sooky girls over it like they have........[/quote]
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Post by ats4x4dotcom »

we are putting gq diffs and 12" travel Fox coil overs under a 04 TJ jeep at the moment.

Neil Cooper has used strut brackets on ridepro shocks and 79 series coils to make his own coil overs for his hilux, cheap, and obviously works, 3rd in the OBC.
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Post by goodie »

ats4x4dotcom wrote:
Neil Cooper has used strut brackets on ridepro shocks and 79 series coils to make his own coil overs for his hilux, cheap, and obviously works, 3rd in the OBC.
pic here....... sorry about the quality

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Post by Ruffy »

goodie wrote:
ats4x4dotcom wrote:
Neil Cooper has used strut brackets on ridepro shocks and 79 series coils to make his own coil overs for his hilux, cheap, and obviously works, 3rd in the OBC.
pic here....... sorry about the quality

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Are they really 79 series coils? they look too small in diameter. but i'm no expert!!
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Post by lux kid »

hell yeah more info on that set up would be great. would save spending a grand a corner.
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Post by rohan canavan »

1st and 2nd place in this years outback challenge were won on king coil over shocks ,l can help you out with these .my number is 0417395295
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Post by LOCKEE »

goodie wrote:
ats4x4dotcom wrote:
Neil Cooper has used strut brackets on ridepro shocks and 79 series coils to make his own coil overs for his hilux, cheap, and obviously works, 3rd in the OBC.
pic here....... sorry about the quality

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That was when Neil ran dual rate coils but know just runs an off the shelf 79 Coil.
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Post by ats4x4dotcom »

rohan canavan wrote:1st and 2nd place in this years outback challenge were won on king coil over shocks ,l can help you out with these .my number is 0417395295
You may, for comp work, want to check what you use has a hyd bump stop in built, saving the cost and room, and weight of adding them seperately, especially in the front.
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