Geelong West 06.04.11

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Hey Paul, that EK is a striking resemblance to my old car, but its not the same car, i sold it to a guy who lives in st claire n.s.w in 2004, i called him 4 years ago with a generous offer to buy it back but unfortunateley he declined, any way here is a pic for anyone interested:

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Yeah, that was one of the best EK's I'd ever seen - that resto-rod

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bebop67 wrote:Hey Paul, that EK is a striking resemblance to my old car, but its not the same car, i sold it to a guy who lives in st claire n.s.w in 2004, i called him 4 years ago with a generous offer to buy it back but unfortunateley he declined, any way here is a pic for anyone interested:

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Hey bebop .Here is the one I just bought.What sort of suspension set up etc were you running as that is the ride height I am after.
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Hi Mick,

Nice EK, i had the rear lowered by 2 inches, the front end was a HR disk with 3 inch lowered heavy duty Torana springs. The rubber used was Yokahama radial 352, size: 205/60/13. Rims were 7 inch slotted deep dished Torana units, front rims wre made offset by Neway wheels in Heidelberg to clear the disc calipers.
Hope this helps.

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Yeah - Joe, you really know how to build an eye-catching car!

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bebop67 wrote:Hi Mick,

Nice EK, i had the rear lowered by 2 inches, the front end was a HR disk with 3 inch lowered heavy duty Torana springs. The rubber used was Yokahama radial 352, size: 205/60/13. Rims were 7 inch slotted deep dished Torana units, front rims wre made offset by Neway wheels in Heidelberg to clear the disc calipers.
Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Joe.
Thanks for the reply Joe
Mine has the HR disc front end as well so were they LC-LJ springs or LH-LX and did you have to modify the bumpstops at all.
Thanks again Mick
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wickedq400 wrote:
bebop67 wrote:Hi Mick,

Nice EK, i had the rear lowered by 2 inches, the front end was a HR disk with 3 inch lowered heavy duty Torana springs. The rubber used was Yokahama radial 352, size: 205/60/13. Rims were 7 inch slotted deep dished Torana units, front rims wre made offset by Neway wheels in Heidelberg to clear the disc calipers.
Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Joe.
Thanks for the reply Joe
Mine has the HR disc front end as well so were they LC-LJ springs or LH-LX and did you have to modify the bumpstops at all.
Thanks again Mick
Springs were LC-LJ, lower bump stops are smaller than stanadard EK ones and dont need modifying, unless you go really low than you could possibly cut the HR ones with a serrated knife, ive done that before on standard EK bump stops.
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