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    Quote Originally Posted by DiarmaidE36 View Post
    Bought these for it today, ta technix coilovers. They're no HSD's but sure cheap and cheerful, should be here by the end of next week
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    I can vouch for those Ta Technix coilovers had them in a road car and are now in my drifter brilliant bang for buck!

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    Quote Originally Posted by shay View Post
    I can vouch for those Ta Technix coilovers had them in a road car and are now in my drifter brilliant bang for buck!
    Have joms in my mk3 golf and I think they're meant to be close enough, bit bouncy but great for 200 euro

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    I've had ta-techniks on my red e36 and jom on my road e36 (which will be replaced by bc coilovers next week), for budget coilovers ta-techniks are superior , my joms just attract rust


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    Quote Originally Posted by steve320 View Post
    I've had ta-techniks on my red e36 and jom on my road e36 (which will be replaced by bc coilovers next week), for budget coilovers ta-techniks are superior , my joms just attract rust
    Well that's good so �� mine just arrived today

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    Had it out for a spin this morning, love how it sounds

    Coilovers arrived so ill get them in one of the evenings


    Picked up a hydro and some stickers forit last night too, put the stickers on today and i should hopefully have the hydro plumbed in in the next fortnight




    I'll get better pictures when the weather clears up
    I'm thinking of de-catting and straight piping this, will i lose power because of the loss of back pressure with it being na and all or will it be okay? help appreciated

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    4.44 SMALL CASE E36 DIFF WANTED! welded or open will do

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    Right so time for an update My ta-technix arrived so i set about putting them in, surprisingly didn't shear any bolts in the process considering my luck. Turns out it was only on cut springs and not lowering springs after all
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    Couldnt get the top mounts off the old shocks because the ram was spinning with the nut as i tried to open, so out came the Aldi welder
    Considering nobody would want the shocks i just welded along the ram and was able to catch it with the vicegrips then. Sorted, off came the top mounts and threw them onto the coilovers.

    Put the coils in and bolted them all up before repeating the same with the other side.

    The racing dynamics were rubbing the coilovers so i had to put the msport wheels back on until i get some spacers.

    I then went about putting in the rears. I put the spring and adjuster in but it was sitting way too high so i pulled out the adjusters again. It was still sitting a bit high but the springs have settled since and are now at a nice height.

    And i also stuck on a tow strap off the old 36

    And just some photos after getting it back on all fours, ignore how dirty it was and the buckled arches, all will be sorted soon






    Started overheating but i bled loads of air out of the system and now its staying bang on in the middle, delighted.

    Have to say for 200 euro the coilovers have made some difference to the car, its 100 times more predictable when sliding.
    That said she did meet a wall last night....



    Nothing a cable tie or two wont fix. I also stripped out all the sound deadening but have no pictures of it yet.
    Next on the list is lock mods and plumbing in the hydro. Cant wait for the 22nd of February in tynagh now.

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