hmmmm my repco hook up is being a **** and not replying :-P What do you think its a good reasonable price for the ultralowskingsprings? Cause ill just go into the beaurepaires and just say a random price, cause he said for me to go around asking for prices and he will beat them lol. Then once i get the springs shop around for shocks that will fit, as i can't seem to find any pedders around here :-S, can in auckland tho :-P, but im probaly just not looking hard enough.

Quote: Originally Posted by NZMike hmmmm my repco hook up is being a **** and not replying :-P What do you think its a good reasonable price for the ultralowskingsprings? Cause ill just go into the beaurepaires and just say a random price, cause he said for me to go around asking for prices and he will beat them lol. Then once i get the springs shop around for shocks that will fit, as i can't seem to find any pedders around here :-S, can in auckland tho :-P, but im probaly just not looking hard enough. Pedders is only in Australia as far as I know. Kings are AUD$125 a pair mate, so if you get them for less than that your laughing!

i got a price from repco 110 for a pair king spring superlows (all heights are the same price)

Quote: Originally Posted by 427vlc i got a price from repco 110 for a pair king spring superlows (all heights are the same price) Cheap!

Give Stocks a call and see what they recommend... http://www.georgestock.co.nz/ My setup was built by Edgar in the Koni workshop and they did an awesome job. Im not saying thats what you should do, but they really know their stuff and will point you in the right direction http://www.georgestock.co.nz/div_koni_workshop.html

Ok i meet up with my repco hookup tonight, and he said that it would be cheaper and better to go for cobra springs.... has anyone used them before?, they are a NZ brand as far as i know, and can be made to the height i want as they are made in chch according to him :-P........ also he seems to thing my best shock option would be monroes and get them shortened :-S....... plus he can get them ultra cheap.... i mean everytime iv seen him hes been wearing a monroe jacket :-P

Never heard of Cobra sorry mate. Does shortening of the Monroe's make them able to control a higher spring rate? If not dont even bother with them.

Quote: Originally Posted by RSOL Also mate do u have anywhere over your side of the pond that custom makes springs? over in sydney there is KMAC in rockdale where i got my car lowered..... u tell them where how far u want to bring the guard down and they custom make your springs for u....$330 a set... Jst a thought...ive heard they also ship their springs.... I have a mate that owns a spring shop. Last set I paid 60 bucks for all 4 set to my specs. Take into account the size of wheels as well when deciding on height and adjustable panhard is a must!

Quote: Originally Posted by NZMike Ok i meet up with my repco hookup tonight, and he said that it would be cheaper and better to go for cobra springs.... has anyone used them before?, they are a NZ brand as far as i know, and can be made to the height i want as they are made in chch according to him :-P........ also he seems to thing my best shock option would be monroes and get them shortened :-S....... plus he can get them ultra cheap.... i mean everytime iv seen him hes been wearing a monroe jacket :-P Dude dont use Monroes, I put a set in my Legnum VR4 and ended up replacing them with Koni coilovers after 3 weeks. Autolign, who are the importers, wouldnt take them back even after aggreeing they were softer than the factory shocks! I wouldnt go near them again even if they were free Could be an option? Has anyone got this setup? Looks pretty cheap http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...n-66285641.htm (http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motors/Car-parts-accessories/Holden/Engines-drive-trains/auction-66285641.htm)