http://www.raceinspired.com/ps....aspx
Found this by accident.
It looks to be kosher. A little pricey but still. A coilover system designed specifically for luxury vehicles and designed to stay as close to OEM spec dynamics as possible.
My question is, they only showed parts and stuff for the 94-96 G50. As far as the Hawk Brake Pads and stuff go, will the ones for a 94-96 fit on the 90-93? I thought they would, but since the site designated only the 94-96, I just wanted to be sure.
Is this a solution? Quite possibly to end the War?
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Re: Is this a solution? Quite possibly to end the War? (Haitian_King)
we all know the JIC's have been around for a while, theyre just not super easy to get and as you can see they're pretty expensive.
Youll be fine on the pads.
Youll be fine on the pads.
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Re: Is this a solution? Quite possibly to end the War? (Haitian_King)
I think Joe also sells the Hawks. He has a lot of after market stuff like Volk Racing.
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Re: Is this a solution? Quite possibly to end the War? (maxnix)
Ok. Good to know.
I'm not sure, so I'll ask: Will the coilovers also remove the gap?
The JIC's would be the best option for coilovers for the Q as opposed to the Z32's? Not in price, but in favor of retaining dynamic performance? (I'm not a stickler for keeping a stock ride. I'm just trying to find a concrete answer for future posters and find a solution to end the bickering.)elwesso wrote:we all know the JIC's have been around for a while, theyre just not super easy to get and as you can see they're pretty expensive.
Youll be fine on the pads.
I'm not sure, so I'll ask: Will the coilovers also remove the gap?
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Re: Is this a solution? Quite possibly to end the War? (Haitian_King)
The problem with JIC besides initial quality is that their after sale support is dismal. Almost all other users have eventually upgraded to another manufacturer.
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Re: Is this a solution? Quite possibly to end the War? (maxnix)
Really? That sucks.
They charge that much for an inferior quality product? How do they get away with it?
Damn it. I thought I was on to something.
They charge that much for an inferior quality product? How do they get away with it?
Damn it. I thought I was on to something.
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Re: Is this a solution? Quite possibly to end the War? (96Qowner)
Thanks. I didn't know about any of this. I can fill up some of my downtime with some reading. It never occured to me to search for coilovers. I'm quite embarrassed.