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Hi all, I am after 2X rubber strut tops thingy's on a 260z +2 doesnt matter what the centre hole is like I am going to drill them out

 

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Ok I have updated this post that said I was ok,

 

I am still in need of 2 front strut tops 260z

Thanks

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Think the rears are the same size Linton . You know that if you fit 260S30 types to your 2+2 it will effectively lower your car mate from what I remember reading . Pretty sure Lurch knows whats what with them .

 

                                                               Regards : Alan .

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thanks Alan

that's what I was going to do fit fronts tops to the rear to drop it a bit more, but following the advice of a friend who knows almost everything, I moved the lower spring mount up the strut to stop the spring from moving and Yep you guessed it I now have the front suspension back up to standard height with king lowers installed I am a f##king d##k head for listening to him.

 

Linton

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G'day Linton, wouldn't it stand to reason that if you raise the spring on the strut that the car would be higher & a harder ride . I'm puzzled by the reasoning because from what I can gather they usually cut a couple of winds off the spring to lower it or have the springs compressed at a suspension place . Never mind mate it's all part of the learning curve .I have some 240Z tops but they are a smaller diameter spring so would be no good to you mate.

 

                                        Regards : Alan . 

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