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Re: strut set up . which way to go
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i run 18s cause i think it looks tuff and so do the judges at powercruise that have awarded me top 5 judge street car the last 2 years in a row.

but you are right pigdog i think i will just stick with the stanza/200b cause atleast i know the rims will still sit in the guards using those struts.

i only wanted to go the brembos cause they would look awesome behind my wheels and i have them in my garage so i thought why not. the car is a little bit different in its own way so i was just thinking of moving away from the nissan calipers that everyone else has. not tthat there is anything wrong with them as i said they work great on my car now.

the guards have been stretched and the inner arches have been modified so the wheels fit pretty good on the front actually

Posted on: 2012/8/23 11:30
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Re: strut set up . which way to go
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why you would run 18s on the car is beyond me

but i cant imagine you have much breathing room around the wheels so going anything but another set of stanza/200b/240k struts will probably just cause more issues than its worth. theres probably no way that you would get them to with standard 1200 stuff, and they are probably a little small for what you are running

s13 stuff im not sure exactly what it does track wise but i'd think it would push the wheels out a little more than they currently are. so unless you have spacers in there that you can take out, that wont work either

why go to the brembos over the r33 stuff? surely its just getting to the point where you are just adding un-needed weight, assuming that you are also going a larger disc to suit the brembos

Posted on: 2012/8/22 9:11
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Re: strut set up . which way to go
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thing is i have stanza struts in it now but the person who made the set up welded the caliper brackets to the strut which is illegal so i want to do it properly which means getting new struts and starting again . i already have wheels as you can see in my picture so what ever set up i end up whith will have to suit my 18 inch rims i curently am using. the caliper on the car now are r33 skyline 4 pots which work great but the struts were never shortened when built so i have next to no travel either.

Posted on: 2012/8/21 13:00
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hang on !! everyone is missing something very important here... your putting a pair of EVO 9 brembos on it ?? WTF !! haha wheel choice will be interesting for clearance...

Posted on: 2012/8/20 3:07
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Hi Guys I used stanza front struts [girlock calipers] cut down 100mm then used r31 munroe struts then used the c20 vanette ventilated roters and calipers, trx bluebird rear discs on a 1200 ute and 7/8 master cylinder works fantastic around lakside and as daily.

Posted on: 2012/8/19 22:29
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Re: strut set up . which way to go
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If you moded120y struts like they do for the s13 brake upgrade, wouldn't add too much width to track. But shock choice sucks

At least can use z shocks in shortened 200b stanza ones easily. There are shorter ones too

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I did 280zx one myself, too bad 3 years later I have driven the car like 5 km :(.

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Yes they both will

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do they both increase the track width of the front?

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Re: strut set up . which way to go
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Well s13 there's heaps of after market stuff and Coilovers and hub selection, 200b/stanza need to be shorten if you want to go super low!
Each to there own but as Datsun stuff is getting older and harder to buy/get, of you have the resources to do s13 that's the way is go but I've never done it b4

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