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2016-04-11 21:23:29

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Originally Posted by Quarlok13

Posted to Road Magnet's website on January 27th 2016...

Hello Road Magnet customers,

Over the past 12 years we have met many awesome folks and seen many awesome cars. Though as times change so do companies. As of today Road Magnet will be putting the springs on the shelf and no longer on the streets. We do apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Though we feel it is best to move on to other adventures. We will truly miss the amazing followers we have.

So I guess we are even more limited in our suspension choices. I picked up a set when the group buy was on before Christmas, but now not sure what to do strut-wise especially in the back. Good Luck OP.

For all those that got in on the Fortune Auto buy, good on ya.

Wow, I'm glad I bought mine when I did. Very sad.

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2016-04-11 22:45:32

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So I have access to making some prototype strut housings. I'm planning to do a true coilover type. Threaded top half and adjustable perches with welded lower ear tabs and what not for our knuckle and ect. I'm looking for input on cartridges too. I see Koni has been very popular. Is there anyone that is working on something similar that came across cheaper alternatives that offer the same performance? Since we have nothing out there I plan on just making some prototypes and move on to more if they work well. I'm trying to source out parts that are off the shelf but made into a custom package for the b13.

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2016-04-11 23:10:03

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Quarlok13

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