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eddieEndo 01-01-2014 08:15 PM

STI Pink Springs
 
i want to purchase a set of these but all the links to japanparts on these forums are dead links, would greatly appreciate help in finding a pair :)

OMG BRZ 01-01-2014 08:35 PM

Hopefully these help.

Fronts:

http://www.japanparts.com/db/parts_d...=&SEARCH_page=

Rears:

http://www.japanparts.com/db/parts_d...=&SEARCH_page=

eddieEndo 01-01-2014 09:22 PM

Perfect!!! Thank You!!! I'm trying to convert the yen on my pos phone but it won't work lolol any idea how much too?? ( currently on vacation in korea )

Turbo95eg6 01-01-2014 09:29 PM

I want these too

Fizz 01-01-2014 09:40 PM

Just under $400 for a set....excluding shipping

steve99 01-01-2014 09:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by eddieEndo (Post 1423764)
i want to purchase a set of these but all the links to japanparts on these forums are dead links, would greatly appreciate help in finding a pair :)


use previous post links or

http://www.avojdm.com/index.php?cPat...ebgiaum7bbaap1

appear to be more expensive on above site though

had these fitted from new as factory option (in Australia) 15mm lower than stock

koevasi 01-05-2014 07:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by steve99 (Post 1423888)
use previous post links or

http://www.avojdm.com/index.php?cPat...ebgiaum7bbaap1

appear to be more expensive on above site though

had these fitted from new as factory option (in Australia) 15mm lower than stock

how do you find these springs on australian roads?

steve99 01-05-2014 08:31 AM

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Originally Posted by koevasi (Post 1431118)
how do you find these springs on australian roads?

It a bit hard for me to compare handling differences between standard and STI springs as I have had the STI springs since new. Only time I have driven a standard one was on three short test drives 4 months before my car arrived.

To be honest they don't seem to be any harsher ride wise than the standard springs, they are 15mm lower and I did not get the front lip spoiler, have not scraped it yet but pretty careful with driveways.

Don't know how guys cope with 25mm or more drop and a lip spoiler.

Our roads are not very good over here but seems fine to me

I have had 4 people in the car 2 adults 2 kids on occasions (detached kids legs and stored in boot) one 65kg and the other 50kg, seems to cope fine.

Burrcold 01-05-2014 09:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by steve99 (Post 1431131)
It a bit hard for me to compare handling differences between standard and STI springs as I have had the STI springs since new. Only time I have driven a standard one was on three short test drives 4 months before my car arrived.

To be honest they don't seem to be any harsher ride wise than the standard springs, they are 15mm lower and I did not get the front lip spoiler, have not scraped it yet but pretty careful with driveways.

Don't know how guys cope with 25mm or more drop and a lip spoiler.

Our roads are not very good over here but seems fine to me

I have had 4 people in the car 2 adults 2 kids on occasions (detached kids legs and stored in boot) one 65kg and the other 50kg, seems to cope fine.

You detached the kids legs? :eyebulge: ;)

TOMIMOTO 01-05-2014 03:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by eddieEndo (Post 1423846)
Perfect!!! Thank You!!! I'm trying to convert the yen on my pos phone but it won't work lolol any idea how much too?? ( currently on vacation in korea )

Easiest way to get a rough estimate on yen pricing is to cut off the last two digits.

50,000 yen = roughly $500.00. The dollar is actually slightly stronger than the yen right now.

steve99 01-05-2014 10:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Burrcold (Post 1431154)
You detached the kids legs? :eyebulge: ;)

Yeah they kept bleating something about there was no room for legs and feet in the back so solved the problem, fitted quarter turn fasteners so detaching/attaching quick and painless now :lol:first time their was a bit of protest just gave 'em a bit of wood to bite on and a slug of burbon :D

fatoni 01-05-2014 10:57 PM

Why are you at in sti springs when there are plenty of amazing products really available here?

steve99 01-06-2014 01:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fatoni (Post 1432204)
Why are you at in sti springs when there are plenty of amazing products really available here?

Can only speak for myself

1. STI springs were available as factory option ie keep warantee

2. Wanted a car for use as daily driver so 15mm drop was enough for me most other options were 25mm or more unless you went for coilovers ie adjustable

3. figured the people at STI had probably done their homework and they would enhance cars handling without other unforseen dramas.

eddieEndo 01-06-2014 03:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by steve99 (Post 1432486)
Can only speak for myself



3. figured the people at STI had probably done their homework and they would enhance cars handling without other unforseen dramas.


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