Apex???

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Apex???

Postby italia_fiesta on Mon Nov 24, 2003 11:15 pm

Hey.

Im planning to drop my n reg '95 mk3 1.3 fiesta 60 on some 195/45-15's.

This isnt another will i scrub wont i, my opinion is if it does SORT IT!! lol.

My real question is has anyone used apex or know if they are anygood?? Motech (used to be Auto xs) in mkquoted £300 for springs and shocks, that reasonable.

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Postby Rich si on Wed Dec 03, 2003 3:03 pm

Id use gmax to be honest, they'll cost you about £100 less.
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Postby df908 on Mon Dec 08, 2003 4:45 pm

Rich si :Id use gmax to be honest, they'll cost you about £100 less.

Most people like their GMax's, too.

They don't do adjustable dampers though. :(
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Postby phils_wicked on Thu Dec 11, 2003 11:18 am

300 seems about right for the Apex kit, have a look at GMAX £220, AVO £250 and PI £220 mate, ive had all of those in the past lol

GMAX seemed slightly more comfortable than the PI and AVO's, the PI's were harder till they wore in and were definately tough sods, even after an accidental bridge hopping moment in my 2i they were fine. I didnt have the AVO's long enough to comment realy, seemed good though.

BTW, those prices are an average (ish) price, pm or ring Jay at X-factor, see what he can do for you.

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