View Full Version : CL9 Lowering in Perth?
kyfer
12-03-2013, 04:36 PM
Hi guys,
Im thinking about getting coil overs and was thinking if i should DIY or get them installed? Im pretty mechanically minded but i have never touched the suspension before.
If i should get them installed can anyone suggest a place/person that can do them if i supply them? Im thinking of BC Racing BR coils.
Any suggestions or tips would be great!
Snoop_gee
12-03-2013, 05:41 PM
i ended up having my coilovers installed instead of giving to a workshop with a help from a friend. There was only 1 part it seemed like a 2 person thing and thats to put a bit of pressure enough on the stock spring so it can be moved out.
You have already said your mechanically minded and im confident you can do it. <MAN>:cool:
1 extra hands would be good also:thumbsup:. :D
As for places to get them installed try some of these places in no particular order.
As an approximation ive heard and had shocks and springs done for $50.00 per corner not from these guys as im interstate.
Of course pricing can vary from workshop to workshop
Call around and get a quote.
BridgeStone West Perth
1 Cleaver St
West Perth
Telephone: 08 9328 5077
BridgeStone Malaga
3 Carson rd
Malaga
Telephone: 08 9249 9744
Wheels World
4A Carbon Court Osbourne Park
08 9244 2277
http://www.tyresandmore.com.au/stores/Osborne%20Park
Wilkinson Suspension Centre
81 Beechboro Rd Sth Bayswater
08 93702646
http://www.wilkinsonsuspension.com.au/ (http://www.wilkinsonsuspension.com.au/)
* I always reackon CL9 should all be lowered they look great :)
post pics once u get it done.
kyfer
12-03-2013, 08:41 PM
Thanks for all that!
What coil overs did you go for yourself?
Ive done a bit of looking around and so far been shocked with a $800 install from ultratune and $2200 install and supply from Tech9.
DIY looks the go for me.
stndrd
12-03-2013, 08:43 PM
If you are after coilovers I can supply H.Drive Racing from $1050 + postage
Snoop_gee
12-03-2013, 10:44 PM
i got Buddy Club +N coilovers for the CL9.
Phorist
12-03-2013, 10:53 PM
hey mate, I wouldn't pay to get them installed it is a rip off for 12 bolts off and on again. The important thing is to get a wheel alignment after. It should take about 3 hours.
here is the diy that I used to do it. http://www.tsxclub.com/forums/1st-gen-suspension/38891-diy-suspension-install.html
I have buddy club N+ for the CL9 also.
stndrd
12-03-2013, 11:31 PM
The only adjustment that will be made for the alignment afterwards will be a toe adjustmemt. Camber adjustment will only be changef if you fit cambet kits as well
kyfer
13-03-2013, 12:11 AM
Thanks Snoop and Phorist.. any suggestions on where to purchase Buddy Club +N coil overs from?
stndrd ill have a look at some reviews for the coil overs your supplying..... or maybe you could supply me with some?
Thanks
stndrd
13-03-2013, 12:52 PM
Give me a call on 0412785187 to discuss further mate
kyfer
13-03-2013, 11:09 PM
stndrd, what are the spring rates set at for the S and N1 spec coilovers?
Phorist
14-03-2013, 01:28 AM
Thanks Snoop and Phorist.. any suggestions on where to purchase Buddy Club +N coil overs from?
stndrd ill have a look at some reviews for the coil overs your supplying..... or maybe you could supply me with some?
Thanks
I got mine from the guys at JDMyard.
kyfer
14-03-2013, 03:06 PM
Hey Snoop & Phorist,
Did you guys get camber kits for the rear? or was it not necessary?
Phorist
15-03-2013, 09:15 PM
I have camber kit (not installed yet)
depends on how much you lower it. If you dump it (like mine) you will probably need to. I have mega camber wear on my rear tyres after only 6 months.
I reckon its worth doing as you can keep factory camber spec after lowering.
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