Coilover Brackets by ME00stepside (NO LONGER AVAILABLE AS OF 7/23/2021)
#451
02-05-2012
I don't see a price posted (read last few pages plus first post) but give me some details/prices. I'll be in for a set because I wanna store these things til I have a garage and coil overs to install. ---- torsion bars.
*edit* pm me price if ya want, cause I check R-F a lot less often now
*edit* pm me price if ya want, cause I check R-F a lot less often now
OK guys, updates time:
1) All of the raw ones are sitting in their shipping boxes waiting to go. Just waiting on gussets, which I should have within a day or two.
2) I'm expecting to be able to pick up the ones from the powdercoater by Friday.
3) I'm going to be ordering the stock for the second run this week, as I've gotten a few inquiries over the past few days.
4) Unfortunately, after the first run, I got some feedback from the welder and the cutter that future runs will cost me a little bit more, so I am updating pricing for future orders and here it is:
Brackets in black powdercoat, gussets, grade 8 zinc plated hardware, and spacers: $290
Brackets without powdercoat, gussets, grade 8 zinc plated hardware, and spacers: $270
Upgrade to grade 18-8 stainless steel hardware: add $10
Shipping:
$11 continental US
$28 Canada
Now that one run has been done, things should go a little smoother.
I'll keep updating on the current orders until they ship, and everyone will receive a tracking number for their order.
1) All of the raw ones are sitting in their shipping boxes waiting to go. Just waiting on gussets, which I should have within a day or two.
2) I'm expecting to be able to pick up the ones from the powdercoater by Friday.
3) I'm going to be ordering the stock for the second run this week, as I've gotten a few inquiries over the past few days.
4) Unfortunately, after the first run, I got some feedback from the welder and the cutter that future runs will cost me a little bit more, so I am updating pricing for future orders and here it is:
Brackets in black powdercoat, gussets, grade 8 zinc plated hardware, and spacers: $290
Brackets without powdercoat, gussets, grade 8 zinc plated hardware, and spacers: $270
Upgrade to grade 18-8 stainless steel hardware: add $10
Shipping:
$11 continental US
$28 Canada
Now that one run has been done, things should go a little smoother.
I'll keep updating on the current orders until they ship, and everyone will receive a tracking number for their order.
#452
02-05-2012
#455
02-11-2012
I'd really love to hear from someone who has installed the first set. Feedback would be great, and so would some pics!
Update on the second run: they're at the welder now. They should be done by next weekend, and I'll be dropping of a few to the powdercoater. Still a few spots open on the run!
Update on the second run: they're at the welder now. They should be done by next weekend, and I'll be dropping of a few to the powdercoater. Still a few spots open on the run!
#457
02-16-2012
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Has anyone tried to install these on MOOG lower control arms? I was going to buy new MOOG lower and upper control arms for my ranger, but would still like to do the coilover conversion in the near future. Also, i know its a little off topic, but has anyone heard of any problems with alignment or driving issues on control arms that are NOT motorcraft? Thank you.
#458
02-16-2012
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#459
02-16-2012
Since they're factory replacements, I would be shocked to find out if they differed in any way that would affect these. These brackets have a slightly elongated hole that goes over one of the factory shock mount bolts. The Moog holes should be in the same spot, but the elongation allows for slight variance, so if they aren't exactly in the right spot, it should still be fine.
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02-18-2012
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02-22-2012
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#467
02-22-2012
All pricing is at the top of the page. Shipping anywhere in the continental US is the same.
#468
02-22-2012
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if i may add, if anyone by any means want to run another brand coilover, for example king, they carry a 6" travel shock. if you went king, i suggest them on a superlifted truck, they are a little tight on my stock height sport trac but they do work. as far as i know, i believe king, fox, qa1, SAW's and possibly foa carry something for us coilover conversion-ers.
#469
02-22-2012
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I just like to speak on behalf of all of us here, we all really do appreciate you taking your time and effort to do this... it sounds liek an amazing project and if all goes well i hope you can make a solid kit with everything included, and make some serious money on this.
I know theres alot of avid wheels on the island here where i am and i could definately have a few kits sold asap. Keep us posted, im pretty much waiting for you guys to do the first test tries and so everyone knows what works :) id love to purchase a solid kit with everything included, i got my welder buddy all lined up lol
Thanks again
I know theres alot of avid wheels on the island here where i am and i could definately have a few kits sold asap. Keep us posted, im pretty much waiting for you guys to do the first test tries and so everyone knows what works :) id love to purchase a solid kit with everything included, i got my welder buddy all lined up lol
Thanks again
#475
02-28-2012
