Subject	Essentially, with the GC kit, you're paying $80/spring....
Posted by	Scott (ZofNC) on July 19, 2002 at 9:39 AM
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In Reply To	Buying suspension parts (the ones I cant build that is :) posted by AshsZ (Fab Whore, Ph.D) on July 19, 2002 at 08:13 AM
Message	and $80 for all 4 sleeves and adjustable spring seat. There's no other way for a cheaper coilover kit than that. Not worth making your own sleeves and just buying the springs. The kit's always been $399. A tt.net sponsor once had em for $360 but that only lasted a month or so. And well, if that'll cost you a kidney, then your spleen and liver will have to be donated for camber kits(another$800). Log-in ID: scottzofnc Guest Password: twinturbo Click for other pics
Follow Ups	Buying suspension parts (the ones I cant build that is :) - AshsZ (Fab Whore, Ph.D) 08:13:21 07/19/02 LOL man price a single shock for a bike 400-600 LOL (n/m) - RT 08:17:24 07/19/02 I can appreciate the cost of a shock.. > - AshsZ (Fab Whore, Ph.D) 08:21:06 07/19/02 Yeah I agree good thing bikes don't need 4 OUCH (n/m) - RT 08:35:33 07/19/02 You know the GC kits are fairly basic. - Carlos Ramirez 09:15:31 07/19/02 Yeah, I have thought how easy it would be to fab the - AshsZ (Fab Whore, Ph.D) 11:28:20 07/19/02 you definately could. - Z U N L 11:52:56 07/19/02 Only problem is I think the springs themselves are like $250 - AshsZ (Fab Whore, Ph.D) 12:01:39 07/19/02 I don't think they are that expensive .. - Carlos Ramirez 12:56:49 07/19/02 yes they are. Tony @ ground control will verify. (n/m) - Scott (ZofNC) 19:32:39 07/19/02 that's why i love my friend's dad's garage.. tools galore. - Z U N L 21:25:48 07/19/02 Essentially, with the GC kit, you're paying $80/spring.... - Scott (ZofNC) 09:39:06 07/19/02 The price isn't that bad really. - AshsZ (Fab Whore, Ph.D) 11:03:36 07/19/02
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