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Howdy All,

This is a question for anyone that has ordered Whiteline products before... or anyone with Suspension experience.

I want to get a set of Whiteline springs for the front & rear of my car, the code numbers are 80078 & 80079 to suit import Supra (MA70).

At present I have GAB shocks/springs (Jap brand) on my car , I was wondering if the whiteline springs would be an auto replacement for the GAB springs?.. or will i need new shocks also?

Also when ordering on the Whiteline site it does not seem to give me an option of size?.. eg in the cateloughe it says 25-40mm lower than standard, but where do u get that option when ordering?

I dont want to folk out $350 bucks and find they still sit to high or dont fit.

Any idea's?.. anyone know who fits whiteline products in the CBD area?

Rob.

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-25-40mm means thats how much it'll roughly lower your car compared to stock. They generalise by say 25-40mm for all their products, so you dont really have a choice. The springs only come in the Control range, and the 'Super Low' range if thats applicable to your car which I doubt. Its best to email them to find out just how much the springs will lower your car.

-It should fit on the GAB shocks no worries

-Go to www.phillcomrally.com and fire off an email to them. They'll get the stuff for you cheaper than from Whiteline Direct!!

-Anyone can fit the stuff, just take it to any suspension place, like Pedders or whatevers..

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Cheers thanks for the info Mate :).

I have been speaking to a dude at King Springs, going to go with them.. Was mega helpful put me onto the best product.. also guarentee's will lower from 35-40mm which is way better than saying 25-40mm.

Looking on Phillcom Rally now.

Rob.

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