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there are 32mm and 36mm driveshafts, need to find AUDM dc2r (32mm) for direct bolt on

yes you are right, sorry

Actually no, you need to shave the bushings to fit EG shocks to EK, and you need washers to put EK shocks to EG. EG fork is wider than EK.

Well for Koni if they have same part number then no, EG = EK (same length)

fronts are same even koni has same part number for EG/EK.
rears are different and you cannot fit EG shocks to EK or EK shocks to EG without some modification.

Could be faulty radiator cap, or radiator. In my case, it was the top part of the radiator (where the top hose connect) it was so old and you can crush it with hand.

Shocks would fit but might give different feel as the length is different, you need dc2/eg front forks as well to fit.
Not too sure about springs but you can still use the da9 springs instead

Could be battery, I had a problem to start in the morning but it starts fine in the afternoon or when it's not too cold.
Issue fixed after I had them checked and replaced.

In most cases it should be fine, you can over tighten it as well using hand not only using impact gun.
If you are that concern, you could get a torque wrench. Hand tighten will always be fine if...

If I remember correctly, kings springs low for EG = super low for EK. super low for EG = ultra low for EK.
You can confirm this from king springs website, have a look at the part number.

yeah it fits, but drop might be different. Basically same as putting king springs for eg hatch on EK.
Same part number for EG hatch + sedan

thanks Ben, very helpful link. Will try that later

I think you are right, didn't know that Enkei does this. Always learn something new.
I have one other member that confirms that it's +35 offset and about the "shaving" technique.

I emailed Enkei...

Hi,

Can anyone help me to identify which offset is this RPF1 wheel?
On the back it says 15x7JJ 41, but also says ET35

Pic below (not my wheel but same marking)...

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yeah, you are right. I take it back about the point that you would need longer studs

You would need longer studs as well so your nuts could sit properly as they are used to.
Regardless I think it could be done safely (by using longer studs and correct center bore) but it would...

you will be fine, it's common and normal combination (195 on 7")

don't think its spacers. I think it's hub rings. It's recommended to have them. Should cost around $50 for a set of 4. You can get them from most of the tyre shops.
Just mention to them that you...

I thought ej8 comes with 262mm from standard?

Isn't the EK9 springs same as DC2R springs? I am pretty sure the spring rates are similar 250 (F) linear / 250 (R) progressive, not sure about the height. If so, you can buy used DC2R springs for...

Does it need to be reclinable for sedan as well?
Another note: any mods could be defected

They can't adjust the springs if it's not an adjustable suspension.
Sometimes it will drop more when the springs are settled.

looks like 17 to me. Maybe even 16, wheels can look bigger when dumped.
like others said, maybe 205/40/17

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