Whiteline Group4 Coilover Group Buy!! Get in NOW
Apr 2, 2005, 12:46 PM
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Whiteline Group4 Coilover Group Buy!! Get in NOW
Hey guys! We are having another group buy since the Rota one has pretty much closed.
Here's the deal. We want to do a group buy on Whiteline coilovers. We can get them for the WRX, the STI, and of course, for you, the EVO.
Prices are normally $2550 shipped on these for the EVO. This group buy will bring them down to $2350 shipped.
We only need 1 other person to get this going (since I personally will be getting in on this group buy)!! We will take people until April 14th.. longer if need be. Keep in mind after the group buy is over, it will take 4-6 weeks to get your coilovers because Whiteline's US distributor does not stock them much at all. But I can promise you it will be worth the wait!!
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Also for those skeptical of these, heres a link to a video of how they will perform. Now obviously that car has a few other things but you can get the general idea. Also if you want more proof of these coilovers and how they perform, head over to Clubwrx, and Nasioc and do some searching.
http://whiteline.com.au/images/mmedi...Dutton2004.mpg
Let us know if you want in!
Chris
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Here's the deal. We want to do a group buy on Whiteline coilovers. We can get them for the WRX, the STI, and of course, for you, the EVO.
Prices are normally $2550 shipped on these for the EVO. This group buy will bring them down to $2350 shipped.
We only need 1 other person to get this going (since I personally will be getting in on this group buy)!! We will take people until April 14th.. longer if need be. Keep in mind after the group buy is over, it will take 4-6 weeks to get your coilovers because Whiteline's US distributor does not stock them much at all. But I can promise you it will be worth the wait!!
Images:
Also for those skeptical of these, heres a link to a video of how they will perform. Now obviously that car has a few other things but you can get the general idea. Also if you want more proof of these coilovers and how they perform, head over to Clubwrx, and Nasioc and do some searching.
http://whiteline.com.au/images/mmedi...Dutton2004.mpg
Let us know if you want in!
Chris
GNV Motorsports
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Just need some more info.... Spring rates? Is it separate rebound and compression adjustments or just one that does both? How many adjustment positions on the nob? Are the upper mounts "pillow ball" like others? Can the cusco camber plates be used?
Sorry for all the ?'s, just researching a few coilovers.
Thanks!
Sorry for all the ?'s, just researching a few coilovers.
Thanks!
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Sorry guys, our internet was down all last night.
No, they are special order. We will gather the orders and order them from Whiteline's US supplier, and will take 4-6 weeks to get. They are worth it though--I promise.
I would imagine everything Whiteline has to offer. Bushings, bolts, sway/strut bars, coilovers, etc.
They do not come with top hats--so use cusco camber plates.
As for spring rates for the EVO, let me email Whiteline and ask them. I don't have the info on the EVOs, but here are some for the GC8 Impreza.
Spring rates: 280Front 224 Rear
Adjustment is 14-level. I will also inquire about if it is 1-way or 2-way but I believe it is 2-way.
Expect an answer tomorrow or Thursday about these questions.
Let me know if you have any others!!
do you have them in stock. I just got the sway bars and the bump steer kit.
Impressive vid. Hope they sell. bump.. What other suspension mods does that evo have?
Just need some more info.... Spring rates? Is it separate rebound and compression adjustments or just one that does both? How many adjustment positions on the nob? Are the upper mounts "pillow ball" like others? Can the cusco camber plates be used?
Sorry for all the ?'s, just researching a few coilovers.
Thanks!
Sorry for all the ?'s, just researching a few coilovers.
Thanks!
As for spring rates for the EVO, let me email Whiteline and ask them. I don't have the info on the EVOs, but here are some for the GC8 Impreza.
Spring rates: 280Front 224 Rear
Adjustment is 14-level. I will also inquire about if it is 1-way or 2-way but I believe it is 2-way.
Expect an answer tomorrow or Thursday about these questions.
Let me know if you have any others!!
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Originally Posted by J8dailo
arent these around $2200?
W/D is over $2150, so
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EVO Whiteline G4 Coilovers come w/ top hats/upper mounts. Subaru does not. So no worries on your end.
Spring rates for the EVO:
front 5kg/mm, rear 4.5kg/mm - CIRCUIT SETTINGS
front 10kg/mm, rear 9kg/mm - RACE SETTINGS (MORE EXPENSIVE)
Shock adjustment is of a single combined bump and rebound type. On
average, there are 14 adjustment clicks.
EVO Whiteline G4 Coilovers come w/ top hats/upper mounts. Subaru does not. So no worries on your end.
Spring rates for the EVO:
front 5kg/mm, rear 4.5kg/mm - CIRCUIT SETTINGS
front 10kg/mm, rear 9kg/mm - RACE SETTINGS (MORE EXPENSIVE)
Shock adjustment is of a single combined bump and rebound type. On
average, there are 14 adjustment clicks.
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I believe you multiply it by 55.9974146
Spring rates for the EVO would then be:
front 280 lb/in, rear 251 lb/in - CIRCUIT SETTINGS
front 560 lb/in, rear 504 lb/in - RACE SETTINGS (MORE EXPENSIVE)
Spring rates for the EVO would then be:
front 280 lb/in, rear 251 lb/in - CIRCUIT SETTINGS
front 560 lb/in, rear 504 lb/in - RACE SETTINGS (MORE EXPENSIVE)