Wanted: FRST Rear Shockers

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Postby Matt_Steves on Tue Jun 26, 2001 6:50 pm

I've just been reading the FRST's history and it seems that the rear shocks were shorter than the xr2i shocks.
I currently have a 1.6S suspension setup with Jamex lowering springs (40mm front, 60mm back). From what I'm told the suspension on the 1.6S is the same as an XR2i and the front shocks seem fine, the back are fine also but I'd like to change them.

So basically I'm after a pair of standard rear FRST shocks (without springs) but with good bushes etc... Ideally in good condition but I'll paint them up anyway.

I'd also like an FRST rear anti-roll bar, just for when I'm throwing my baby around corners :grin:

Cheers lads.
Matt.
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Postby Phil Si on Tue Jun 26, 2001 6:59 pm

tut tut , raggin ur car :razz:
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Postby The Bruster on Tue Jun 26, 2001 7:59 pm

now now you'd never catch me ragging my car like that..........

actually you probably would./... its well slow :razz: :lol:
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