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Rear coilover conversion kit by Enix
Started on: 04-14-2014 08:09 PM
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Last post by: Enix on 04-14-2014 11:05 PM
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This kit may look familiar to some of you. The previous owner installed this kit with a pair of Konis (with the spring plates cut off) and I no longer have a need for them. The previous owner also did a lot of unmasked painting of the wheel wells and engine bay, so I apologize for the black overspray that you see on the parts (why the springs are half blue and half black).

Not sure how much these go for new, but I'm looking for $125 shipped OBO.

Everything in the kit is pictured below.


One of the springs has a sticker marked "325". I suppose that's the spring rate and will mean something to someone.


These are the spring seats. The shiny parts on the threads are just parts where the paint has worn off.


You'll notice that each hat is missing their innermost stud (the one that the vent bracket attaches to). When I took these out of the car, they were standalone bolts... which I have misplaced. So those bolts and all lock nuts will have to be replaced. In addition, I believe you will need to supply your old D plates for the top of these when converting (that's how mine were). The spring pads and upper strut bushings are poly.
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Thst was a good deal..I have a question about them as I have thr same setup but missing the poly spacers. I plan on getting some to complete my setup. What I need to know is what order they go in....Is it washer..poly..top hat..poly..washer?
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Originally posted by MstangsBware:
Thst was a good deal..I have a question about them as I have thr same setup but missing the poly spacers. I plan on getting some to complete my setup. What I need to know is what order they go in....Is it washer..poly..top hat..poly..washer?


Yes, that is how mine was installed. Except mine had an additional washer on the bottom... maybe to lessen the top profile of the threaded portion of the strut rod?
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