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2012-09-14 03:20:04
#11
Originally Posted by Shawn
Originally Posted by vqman
Sorry for thread jack, i was just making sure they didn't also have issues, since i just bought them....

I remember his stuff was always praised, and i always jump on a good suspension mod whenever i can.

Nice pick-up sir. I looked at them myself, just did not have the present budget. Dammit.
i can't afford them either, really... Just had to make it work

Originally Posted by Blair
The Shig mounts were only for the rear, and yes, they're good stuff. I have two sets myself. For the front he used the GC plates that have torrington bearings built into them. You really want to keep some type of bearing in the system. The benefit of a plate doesn't change between a race spring and a conventional spring set up. The only real difference I can think of would be if there was a lack of clearance with the full size spring.

Any suggestions on a bearing for the fronts? I have hypercoil gen 2's and b15 CSKs in front
2012-09-14 12:25:42
#12
Originally Posted by vqman
Any suggestions on a bearing for the fronts? I have hypercoil gen 2's and b15 CSKs in front


The bearings will depend on the mount you use. IIRC, the only plates that work with OE diameter springs are the Cuscos. I'm not sure what that interface looks like though. I've never had a set of those on the front. (My black car had modded cuscos in the rear)
2012-09-18 15:04:46
#13
Originally Posted by Blair
Originally Posted by vqman
Any suggestions on a bearing for the fronts? I have hypercoil gen 2's and b15 CSKs in front


The bearings will depend on the mount you use. IIRC, the only plates that work with OE diameter springs are the Cuscos. I'm not sure what that interface looks like though. I've never had a set of those on the front. (My black car had modded cuscos in the rear)


hmm..

looks like he made them for the front too
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2012-09-18 16:01:59
#14
Those are the ones he did for coilovers - 2.5" springs, not OEM springs. You guys need to get everything straight on the Shigspeeds. He did make front and rear OEM style mounts and he made front and rear coilover style mounts. He did more of the coilover style ones as the CSK/ground control setups he was building needed them.

Brent
2012-09-18 16:24:12
#15
Ah, the OP and myself were both talking about conventional springs...
2012-09-19 21:23:48
#16
Originally Posted by coach
Those are the ones he did for coilovers - 2.5" springs, not OEM springs. You guys need to get everything straight on the Shigspeeds. He did make front and rear OEM style mounts and he made front and rear coilover style mounts. He did more of the coilover style ones as the CSK/ground control setups he was building needed them.

Brent


Oh, I didn't know that. Both of my sets are coilover and use GC plates in the front. I learned something today!
2012-09-19 21:28:54
#17
Originally Posted by Blair
Originally Posted by coach
Those are the ones he did for coilovers - 2.5" springs, not OEM springs. You guys need to get everything straight on the Shigspeeds. He did make front and rear OEM style mounts and he made front and rear coilover style mounts. He did more of the coilover style ones as the CSK/ground control setups he was building needed them.

Brent


Oh, I didn't know that. Both of my sets are coilover and use GC plates in the front. I learned something today!


Blair, do you have trouble keeping your mounts tight on the strut?
2012-09-19 21:32:01
#18
Originally Posted by vqman

Blair, do you have trouble keeping your mounts tight on the strut?


Nope.
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