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Re: FS SYD: GPX Misc parts and spares

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:lol: @ Phil and his special tools :lol:

Re ride comfort I've never driven these on the street 8O , but I never noticed them as being a harsh ride on the racecar, and even though I'm driving on race track bitumen, if you've ever been to WP or EC you'd know they are both pretty bumpy, especially when you bounce it off ripple strips on a regular basis lol. And I'm running a very rigid race seat with minimal padding, no comfy drivers seat for me ;)

So no I never found them harsh but I did find they offered very good control, I was very happy with these in the racecar performance wise.
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Shane001 wrote::lol: @ Phil and his special tools :lol:

Re ride comfort I've never driven these on the street 8O , but I never noticed them as being a harsh ride on the racecar, and even though I'm driving on race track bitumen, if you've ever been to WP or EC you'd know they are both pretty bumpy, especially when you bounce it off ripple strips on a regular basis lol. And I'm running a very rigid race seat with minimal padding, no comfy drivers seat for me ;)

So no I never found them harsh but I did find they offered very good control, I was very happy with these in the racecar performance wise.

I am sold :) Now only need to convince the Mrs, and get Bennoz to keep using shock and spring setup :P
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Phil, you have got type NA in your car. Now you know, for future reference :)
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shadowarrior wrote:I loved Phil's setup...it was fully adjustable, and was as comfy and soft as sitting on shocks. He just adjusts it to be tight with this special tool when he wants to hit the twisties.
The special tool I use is my fingers :lol: I twist the adjustment screw under the bonnet, hard/soft.
I don't own a 'C' spanner to adjust the spring rate, its adjustment is just left where it is.
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shadowarrior wrote: I am sold :)
And the winner is :)

Let me know if you wanna pay me direct or pay Daniel to pay me on pickup. Either way is fine.

Cheers.
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yay :) I can pay you direct to your bank account.

One quick question, are they jap spec or aus spec? Also, do I have to worry anything about the legality of installing them? Like do they need an engineer's certificate or something?

I will pm you later tonight after having a chat with the finance manager ;)
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shadowarrior wrote:yay :) I can pay you direct to your bank account.

One quick question, are they jap spec or aus spec? Also, do I have to worry anything about the legality of installing them? Like do they need an engineer's certificate or something?

I will pm you later tonight after having a chat with the finance manager ;)
Pretty sure they'll be jap spec. No idea about legality, you'd need to speak to Qld transport or someone.

PM your email address and I'll email my bank details.

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And also let me know whats going on when you do Sidds please ;)
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Sidds is out, Sahin you're up ;)

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sh*t over looked the steering rack the first time.

Condition on steering rack and kms?
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silverGPX wrote:sh*t over looked the steering rack the first time.

Condition on steering rack and kms?
Should be OK, came out of a 90K km half cut. Not something I would want to post though sorry.
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you posted the swaybar fine lol
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lol yeah but that was essentially a single solid bar. This has boots, seals, arms, no doubt still has some fluid in it.

:idea: Maybe Daniel can pick it up for you ;)
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Hahaha some ductape on the inlet!

Ill put $130 in your account on Tuesday, cheers mate!
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silverGPX wrote:Hahaha some ductape on the inlet!

Ill put $130 in your account on Tuesday, cheers mate!
haha, no 8O

It's not something that can be sent by post, for starters it will be too long.

I'll have a look on the weekend and get back to you.
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Hahaha, do u want me to send down a roll of ducttape and some foam?
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Come on i wanna open up an oily steering rack on my desk at work :lol:
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Shane001 wrote: I'll have a look on the weekend and get back to you.
:lol:
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haha i hope so, old mate on the forum has meaning to get me a sump for 3 weeks or so now lol.

Which brings me to my next question, would you send me a sump?

LOL i know its even worse for oil but need one so bad!
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