Ground Control Coil Overs and SPC Camber Kit
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Ground Control Coil Overs and SPC Camber Kit SOLD
I have a set of Ground Control Coil Overs for an 01 civic coupe. I don't have the instructions or the spanner wrench. Asking $150. Shipping weight is 12lbs. These coils are for an 01 civic ONLY and are for STOCK STRUTS not Koni's.
I also have a front and rear camber kit by SPC. Front is eccentric bolts and rear is control arms. Installed and only kept for 3,000 miles. Like new. Asking $100. Shipping weight is 7lbs.
Prices do not include shipping. My zipcode is 23605.
Will ship anywhere, at your cost, however you want.
I have a set of Ground Control Coil Overs for an 01 civic coupe. I don't have the instructions or the spanner wrench. Asking $150. Shipping weight is 12lbs. These coils are for an 01 civic ONLY and are for STOCK STRUTS not Koni's.
I also have a front and rear camber kit by SPC. Front is eccentric bolts and rear is control arms. Installed and only kept for 3,000 miles. Like new. Asking $100. Shipping weight is 7lbs.
Prices do not include shipping. My zipcode is 23605.
Will ship anywhere, at your cost, however you want.
Last edited by PinkStripeCivic; Apr 2, 2007 at 08:13 AM. Reason: pictures!! and specifications!! sold
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Rep Power: 0 I ran with stock struts while they were on the car. I put it all back to stock (trying to sell). The struts were fine when I put the stock suspension back on. And YES! Ground Controls are made by Eibach springs!! I can email you pictures if you'd like. The car rode a little stiff, but I had it pretty low. I never really bottomed out on anything though, and it cornered great. I was totally satisifed with the coils, even with the stock struts...but I heard from everyone that I should get aftermarket ones. Koni yellows I hear are the best.
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.01 is for regular struts (like tokico blue...etc)
.02 is made specially for koni yellow sports (the rear pops stright in)
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Rep Power: 0 want to sell the camber kit together. 100 + shipping. pm'd you hwt101. this thing is like new. you wouldn't even know it was installed. want pictures? i'll get them in a couple days.
part number on G.C. coils ---> 76628-86544
my zipcode is 23693 for those who want to figure out shipping.
part number on G.C. coils ---> 76628-86544
my zipcode is 23693 for those who want to figure out shipping.
Last edited by PinkStripeCivic; Jan 23, 2007 at 02:23 PM. Reason: typos
do the gc coils still have the rubber padding crap that comes with it so they wont be noisy ? Also, could you adjust the coil if you dont have the wrench....or would it just be very hard? Thanks.....oh yeh, these are adjustable....correct(they have the metal thing that allows you to adjust the ride height....?
also does ti come with the eibach plastic split sleeves, alluminum/urethane bushings?? Any o rings included? Also how are the threads on the coils, can we get any pics....email is zchmiel@yahoo.com if that helps. thanks
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Rep Power: 0 Ok seabass.
I ran them with OEM struts, but the part numbers are in the picture if you need to verify.
As in the picture, the split bushings are included. These don't have o-rings.
Thread on the coils are great. Yes, coilovers are are adjustable. These are easily adjusted with only your hand, once you've taken the weight off the car.
And no, I'm not letting them go for 125 shipped. 150 plus shipping. These coils are a little dirty but barely used to be honest. I put the car back to stock so I can sell it...want something faster.
Oh yeah, it DOES have "the rubber padding crap" for noise reduction. Only one is shown in the picture, but the other is actually in my glove compartment for some reason. I'll ship it with it...
I ran them with OEM struts, but the part numbers are in the picture if you need to verify.
As in the picture, the split bushings are included. These don't have o-rings.
Thread on the coils are great. Yes, coilovers are are adjustable. These are easily adjusted with only your hand, once you've taken the weight off the car.
And no, I'm not letting them go for 125 shipped. 150 plus shipping. These coils are a little dirty but barely used to be honest. I put the car back to stock so I can sell it...want something faster.
Oh yeah, it DOES have "the rubber padding crap" for noise reduction. Only one is shown in the picture, but the other is actually in my glove compartment for some reason. I'll ship it with it...
Awesome, thanks for the reply. BTW im very interested in these. Ok 1 last question, whenever you had them on did they ever bottom out, and I've heard that the 5" coils in the back make the car sag, do you by any chance have any pics with them on, and could you possibly send me some pics at zchmiel@yahoo.com ......got the money waiting.
