?? Does AEU86 know about GReddy S-Type ??

[oldeskewltoy]

This is a new suspension system that was developed by Trust/GReddy for the AE86!

I did a search and found no mention of this... if I'm repeating someone else, all due apologies....

The TWO unique things about this full coilover set up.... 1) you get complete units, including BRAND new spindles! The rear kit utilizes all the original and proper mounting points with both adjustable rear shocks and spring perches.



http://www.trust-power.com/06sus_spring/...umper.html

The TWO unique things about this full coilover set up.... 1) you get complete units, including BRAND new spindles! The rear kit utilizes all the original and proper mounting points with both adjustable rear shocks and adjustable spring perches

EDIT: current spring rates are 8kg/mm frt and 6kg/mm rear. Front uses Eibach springs... so you can swap those out easily enough... problem is the rear springs I believe are unique... not leaving much if you don't like a rear 6.0 spring rate

[The Doctor]

so, for like 1300 euro (w/o shipping) you've got a complete suspension set-up. Hmm sounds interesting

[oldeskewltoy]

The Doctor Wrote:so, for like 1300 euro (w/o shipping) you've got a complete suspension set-up. Hmm sounds interesting

Japan MSRP is ¥188,000

closer to €1200.... if you shop around, you might be able to save another €100....

[tomstwincam]

I haven't looked to much at them since they've been here at my house, but I think it will be possible to replace the rear spring with another one. With the way it's set-up it looks as if you can use any spring that's meant for the rear of an AE86. I'm sure it would kill the adjustability of the set-up though, pretty much killing the purpose of a complete kit like this.

[Plex]

Peter I dont think it would hurt the adjustability of the rear spring setup at all, if you look at it logically all you're doing is raising or lowering the point to which it makes contact. it shouldn't effect the adjustability at all...

[tomstwincam]

Plex Wrote:Peter I don't think it would hurt the adjustability of the rear spring setup at all, if you look at it logically all you're doing is raising or lowering the point to which it makes contact. it shouldn't effect the adjustability at all...

That's a good point. The only reason I think it would change it is the length of a new spring compared to the length of the spring used in the original set-up. I would think the ride height adjustability of the car would change.

[peter møller]

Check out http://www.greddy.com/news/?id=16 they have it there, with price and all

[Ivan141]

BTW, I did mention these a while ago..you must have missed it.

[Mux213]

Yeah we talked about it but that was awhile back and when it wasn't for sale yet wasn't it Ivan? i tried searching for the thread before when answering the K and D2 suspension thread but couldn't find it to easily aswell. But it exists, somewhere in the distant past

Defo a really nice set seeing all bits are included.

[tomstwincam]