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    qld Adjustable coilovers legal?

    Hi guys,

    Want to put adjustable coilovers in my s2k, little more low, stiffness, etc.
    I can't find any solid talk off coilovers adjustable coilovers being legal or illegal. anyone know?

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    unless you get the coilovers engineered
    they are illegal

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    even though I already have coilovers?

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    I heard tien SS where the only street legal coilovers?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mattatnoosa View Post
    even though I already have coilovers?
    This makes no sense to me

    Edit: 90LAN is correct
    Last edited by Oz_Striker; 25-01-2012 at 09:36 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oz_Striker View Post
    This makes no sense to me

    Edit: 90LAN is correct
    Well the S2k has coilovers, so I'd be replacing coilovers with different coilovers, instead of the general, can I change my suspension type to coilovers

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    ok, so what you have to realise, is that when people refer to "coilovers" they are refering to height adjustable suspension, not the design of 'coil over shock' that our hondas have.
    to see all of my build, checkout


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    Quote Originally Posted by trism View Post
    ok, so what you have to realise, is that when people refer to "coilovers" they are refering to height adjustable suspension, not the design of 'coil over shock' that our hondas have.
    Ok, so I'm looking at adjustable coilovers for my s2000, are the legal at all? can you do a straight swap? or do the need to be engineered? are they easy to get a mod plate for?

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    Quote Originally Posted by hondapop View Post
    When you say your car already has coilovers, are you referring to the stock OEM type (which are still coilovers but not adjustable).
    exactly what I'm saying, http://www.jdmyard.com/catalog09/t1r/ is what I'm looking at, I want to know if they will defs be legal.

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    No they are not legal because they are not ADR aprroved.

    They only adjustable coilover that is legal for use on australian roads is Tein Super Streets.

    They have been approved because they have brake line brackets, and cannot be adjusted below the minimum height specified in the ADRs (lowest point on the car no lower than 100mm)
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    OK. here's the relevant Qld transport website for light vehicle mods. Fair bit of reading (PDF). You could also try ringing Q transport for the name/s of an authorised inspector in your area.
    http://www.tmr.qld.gov.au/Safety/Veh...fications.aspx

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    Quote Originally Posted by trism View Post
    No they are not legal because they are not ADR aprroved.

    They only adjustable coilover that is legal for use on australian roads is Tein Super Streets.

    They have been approved because they have brake line brackets, and cannot be adjusted below the minimum height specified in the ADRs (lowest point on the car no lower than 100mm)


    So I've really got only one option... I hear that replacing springs in coilovers isnt legal either.... I now know what suspension I'm buying is..

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