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Old 02-06-04 | 12:44 AM
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any way to get bathurst suspension?

does anyone know of a way to get the factory bilstein coilover setup from the bathurst? i don't want a used set and was trying to find a way to get new prices from a dealer, but as we all know, we don't get them here in the states
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Try http://www.jt-imports.com. You'll have to email about it, it won't be on the website.
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i didn't know if jason was able to get em or not, but i'll check anyways. thanks
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why would you wanna spend so much money on Stock setup? for the less money, you can get something better. that's barely a improvement over R1 setup. just go get 8 way gab.
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who says it's so expensive? i don't need anything any better than the r1 suspension, but i would like some height adjustment. seems logical to me. who would know the suspension of the FD better? mazda or some aftermarket company?
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It's OEM, from Japan, and limited quantity. It's expensive.
Old 02-07-04 | 02:46 PM
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even if, i'm just checking the prices to compare it to an aftermarket setup. if i can save some money buying those versus say, a tein flex setup, then i'll buy the oem setup
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Aftermarket setups are better, spoolin.

The R1 damper settings are a compromise anyways. Jacked up rebound and just average compression.
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just weighin options boys
Old 02-07-04 | 03:53 PM
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My point is that it's more economical to just save up more money and go with a better setup rather than going halfway and getting the exact same results but with the ability to lower the car.
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if i can save a little money, that would be nice. that's what i'm looking into doing. i don't need the aftermarket, but if it's cheaper, then i'll get it from an exonomical standpoint. the factory suspension is fine for what i do with my car. i just don't like the way it sits, plus my shocks are currently blown and i'm looking at options to replace them with
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