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  • ccreddell
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    I am aware of those-and I want them-but the price is about double what the regular strut/rear KYBs + parts would be.

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  • Nerddage
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    I personally do not know. But as an fyi thefestivastore is probably releasing a full coilover kit sometime this year, if i didnt just replace all my suspension I would probably go that route.

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  • Nerddage
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    I personally do not know. But as an fyi thefestivastore is probably releasing a full coilover kit sometime this year, if i didnt just replace all my suspension I would probably go that route.

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  • ccreddell
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    I just stumbled across this on Ebay. Good idea? Dont have to throw away the back ones.

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  • theastronaut
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    The standard MK2/3 front and KYB w/sleeve rear is still a great setup, I still have the original setup I built when this was first posted and have done tons of autocross events and a couple of track events, plus around 80k street miles on them. I used basic Raceland front housings. You can rebuild Raceland housings with KYB inserts, I'd have to look up the part number again but it's posted in the original Advanced thread.

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  • ccreddell
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    Yeah, I gathered that Will and Charlie are the ones to talk to. Ive left 4-5 messages for Will in a few different places, with no reply. And Im not sure how to get a hold of Charlie. I did leave a message on his Instagram, but havent heard back.

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  • WTFestiva
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    Originally posted by ccreddell View Post
    Hey, Ive been watching these posts for a few years now, and finally found a Festiva for my own. I was wondering if I could pick your brains for a few minutes about all the options for suspension out there now. Will over at the Festiva store is touting the Rev9 set-up (which is unavailable ATM) And there's a Godspeed set that does the same thing (separately adjustable spring and height, with multiple damping adjustments). Is there any advantage to this. Or am I good with the $200. plain Jane Mk 2 kit and KYBs? Thanks in advance,

    Corey​
    Will and Charlie are the dudes to talk to. Usually active on facebook. I can say going from these thread that the KYBs are decent and have held up during our escapades with Rally though.

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  • ccreddell
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    Hey, Ive been watching these posts for a few years now, and finally found a Festiva for my own. I was wondering if I could pick your brains for a few minutes about all the options for suspension out there now. Will over at the Festiva store is touting the Rev9 set-up (which is unavailable ATM) And there's a Godspeed set that does the same thing (separately adjustable spring and height, with multiple damping adjustments). Is there any advantage to this. Or am I good with the $200. plain Jane Mk 2 kit and KYBs? Thanks in advance,

    Corey​

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  • bravekozak
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    I received my springs from Southwest Speed but haven't replaced them yet.
    Maybe tomorrow?
    When I am finished, I will end up with an extra set of springs.

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  • Toast
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    Does anyone know what front coilovers would be good to get this low? I got everything in this thread and completed the build of fronts and rear. Rears are spot on, drives nice etc.
    The fronts however, I can’t get this low. The shocks bottom out before it gets anywhere near close enough. It’s currently on cut springs but doesn’t ride the nicest!
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  • bravekozak
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    The price has incresed a lot for some strange reason. The springs now cost $50 each at Southwest. I am going to take a long shower after placing my order. I feel violated.

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  • w4rkry
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    Originally posted by Zboost05 View Post
    Are they rear coilovers adjustable?
    Yes, the sleeves make them height adjustable

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  • Zboost05
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    Are they rear coilovers adjustable?

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  • chiquito1228
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    Any body else having problems with the ebay front coilovers not having enough travel.

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  • Bratboy
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    Do the front coilovers matter as to dpecs or brands,? Will they all just work?

    What brand do people recommend?

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