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I never knew that 240Z springs would work on a 1200...now that's some helpful informaion! There's tons of performance
springs for the 240!
-Andy
Posted on: 2000/3/7 3:50
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Home away from home 
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Ben the 240z springs are the same dia. as 1200 springs and much stiffer may need to cut a coil off them to get the right ride hieght which inturn will make
them even stiffer.
Bob
Posted on: 2000/3/5 10:42
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Not too shy to talk  Joined:
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well i am looking for an A14 engine or a possible equivilent engine that gives a little power for an off road 1200..
we just blew the welsh plugs in our 1200 engine (pour water in radiator, it pours out the engine/gearbox seal).
i wanna put a slightly bigger engine in.. the a14 is the obvious choice from my point of view cause i have a very tight budget........ but i could have over looked any other engines other
than an a15...
i am also after some heavier duty front coils for my 1200 cause ours suck at the moment, so if anyone in southern australia (S.A, VIC or N.S.W - *I live in Adelaide*) have any stiff, if
not longer springs spare to sell, i would love to hear from u..
cheers
ben
Posted on: 2000/3/5 6:09
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