Euro 2004 CL7 new Shocks

[Jasemas]

koni yellows or STRT
With eibach springs
Yosh

[Rison]

Hi,

Sorry to steal your thread but my question is very similar. My front Shock is leaking and needs to be replaced so I thought I would do them all at the same time. Is it worth doing the springs at the same time? My car is a 2003 Euro.

Could someone direct me to where the best place to buy the shocks would be? Either online or someone that can deliver to the Central Coast NSW.

I was looking at getting Koni Yellows but can't seem to find too much in prices just yet. Will it be possible to get some semi decent shocks + Springs for around $1000? I don't want it lowered to much but would like it to drop a little from stock.

Thanks for your help,
Matt

[Fredoops]

Hi,

Sorry to steal your thread but my question is very similar. My front Shock is leaking and needs to be replaced so I thought I would do them all at the same time. Is it worth doing the springs at the same time? My car is a 2003 Euro.

Could someone direct me to where the best place to buy the shocks would be? Either online or someone that can deliver to the Central Coast NSW.

I was looking at getting Koni Yellows but can't seem to find too much in prices just yet. Will it be possible to get some semi decent shocks + Springs for around $1000? I don't want it lowered to much but would like it to drop a little from stock.

Thanks for your help,
Matt

well..... $1k is Coilover money

You can get a new set of Japanese TEIN Street Basics for $875 from Fulcrum Suspension (A reputable local Shop) with a local warranty.

if you aren't looking for damper adjustments then that might be the go, or if you do want damper adjustments, Tein Street Advance can be had for less than $1100.

http://www.performance.fulcrumsuspensions.com.au/

The economics of shock and spring combo is no longer there, since a decent set of shocks will set you back $600 then lowering springs another $200+, might as well get coils.