1st Gen R50 Cooper Struts and Control Arm Bushings needed

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    MyklMacD New Member

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    #21 MyklMacD, Jun 24, 2015
    Awesome, thanks Nick and thanks Detroit Tuned. I actually ordered a small white Detroit Tuned decal, now i'll have two! One for each side.

    As for the insulator, I could always use a cold...:beer

    Thanks everone:Thumbsup:
     
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    #22 ColinGreene, Jul 2, 2015
    If you are doing the struts and have the car apart, i strongly recommend the swift lowering springs you can get from me at
    Greene Performance
    they are focused on making the car handle well but not providing a non functional ride height drop.
     
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    #23 MyklMacD, Jul 2, 2015
    If I had more money I would. Lowering the car is probably the next suspension upgrade.
    But will be working these struts and bushings off for a while. :mad2:

    Thanks for the idea ColinGreene:Thumbsup:
     
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    #24 MyklMacD, Jul 2, 2015
    I want figure out if I can take out this horrible auto CVT for a manual.
     
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    #25 ColinGreene, Jul 7, 2015
    yes in fact you can and people frequently do.
    I really like the 6 speed cooper conversion.
     
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