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#48 Re: datto ute handling (or lack of)
sssute Posted on: 2010/2/16 10:56
Thicker front swaybar (i use a adjustable 22mm), Shorten front struts and run a fermer insert, use smaller rear bump stops or cut them down, good adjustable rear shocks, 250lb springs on the front and reset rears with a extra full leaf and remove load spring. Coilovers on the front if the budget allows (we now do coilover kits for 120y/1200 45mm strut tubes)

This is what mine sits like on hard cornering.

http://datsun1200.com/uploads/photos/20556.jpg


#47 Re: datto ute handling (or lack of)
Posted on: 2010/2/16 10:09
the otomot ones look ok, and come with helper springs and the spanners too.


#46 Re: datto ute handling (or lack of)
2QK4U Posted on: 2010/2/16 10:04
http://www.otomoto.com.au/HDSystems/sleevekits.htm
cheap and very good quality with everything you need. Koni shocks are $303each cost and retail for about $380 each so screw them down for price. Cusco adjustable tops for b110 cost me $365.


#45 Re: datto ute handling (or lack of)
LAGWAGON Posted on: 2010/2/16 8:13
While coilovers are good to adjust height and spring rates are more easily change if you were to go to that effort you've gotta shorten those struts!

also nothing wrong with the grub screw type, my 200kw 1600 with big fat 225 50 16 race rubber has done plenty a track day and ridden a few ripple strips with no problem. Thats just what the steel sleeve sellers tell you haha

might try head down for a look on the 7th


#44 Re: datto ute handling (or lack of)
bobthebuilder Posted on: 2010/2/16 7:02
You could buy a few sets of normal springs and get it right for the same expense of going to coilovers


#43 Re: datto ute handling (or lack of)
WhiteSedan Posted on: 2010/2/16 6:53
This is where i got mine...

http://www.importbitz.com/koni.htm

You just have to clear off the old spring seat, linish the strut tube, slide on and weld around. I think there are cheaper around but you want steel weld on ones not grub screw type. Datsport etc. only seem to sell them to suit the larger tube struts.


#42 Re: datto ute handling (or lack of)
1200rallycar Posted on: 2010/2/16 6:33
not ebay, they are crap

wouldnt mind giving a hill climb a go, but have a rally on the 6th

if $55 is considered cheap... join one of the rally clubs, they are cheaper and cams affiliated just the same, i think $30


#41 Re: datto ute handling (or lack of)
ANGE Posted on: 2010/2/16 6:19
yeah i kinda figured that, but the question is where?


#40 Re: datto ute handling (or lack of)
Posted on: 2010/2/16 6:15
you can get coil overs onto a 120y strut im pretty sure- and there fore keep your brake set up


#39 Re: datto ute handling (or lack of)
ANGE Posted on: 2010/2/16 5:24
where does everyone go to get coilovers done these days?

id like to keep my 120y strut config so i can retain my brakes etc



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