Hey all.......

I am after a rollcage for a 120y.....

Also after a bosskit for a 120y.......

Also after a pair of stanza front struts with brakes.....

Lastly after a set of 13 or 14 inch rally tires to suit a 120y/1200.......

All in melb......

got the struts with brakes (good ones, girlocks) but no control arms or ball joints

and also got a few sets of 13" rally tires which will let go cheap

might have boss kit if is same as 1200???

woo hoo!!!

Are the control arms and stuff needed to fit stanza struts into a 120y?

How much for rally tires and bosskit for 120y is same as 1200.......

for the struts i'd say yes you need stanza control arms, and to pick up some new ball joints, the only other thing is the tie-rod/steering arm, not sure if they are on the struts i have

um, tires will be $20-25 each for good ones (decent edge left on them), $10-15 for not so good ones, there's a lot there from both me and my brother which we both arn't using anymore, also a bunch of mud snow tires in varying conditions (good for practicing)

sounds like you should be heading my way to have a look, im in bayswater, ph: 0403 655 014, michael

From Bayswater.....Excellent...I am from Ringwood east!

Will give you a call this week some time.

Not that I can help with any of those items but it might help someone on here if you specify your body type. Sedan, 2 door sedan, fastback coupe, wagon, panel van. It probly a sedan but you never know. And the stanza control arm should give you something like 4 deg of negative camber, right now my coupe is pretty much got a neutral to postive camber cos I have the 120y arms in still

dude, if your serious about a cage and rally stuff, give me a call dennis 0402 415 355

Oh yeah........Duhh.....It is a sedan.

I have my standard 120y control arms moved out an inch and a half giving me about 1.5 degrees neg camber with stock springs and stock ride height.

I also have some tyres on rims. The tyres have had (fairly) little use. The rims are 14 inch jobbies that look like the 200B sx mags. Can get pics and more details on the tyres if you like.

Down Altona way...