sykes's Mr2 gt 2L 16v

[warby]

ive heard nothing but bad reviews of d2 coilovers, made in taiwan...

http://www.driftworks.com/shop/hsd-hr-c ... -sw20.html

I have driftworks custom valved version of these, unders had them on his s13. Many good reviews

edit: yours is the sw20?

[sykesmr2]

yeah sw20 rev2 mk2
the colour has sold me alone on them better start saving i'm hoping to have her finished in 10-12 months depending on budget but i have a maximum £400 each month to either save or buy parts
ive already found my bodykit, alloys just need money to get them now lol

[warby]

add them to basket, change shipping to isle of man and watch the price drop to £645, dunno how the VAT is lost but its awesome!!!

[sykesmr2]

according to their website we are excluded from vat
and technically the isle of man is not a member of the eu
but that price drop of nearly £100 is good new for me

[Unders]

HSD HR are really good coilovers. I bought them before the price came down and I still think they are worth the money.

There is a cheaper version available, the HSD TT still good but don't have quite so much adjustment on them.

[warby]

The TT's don't seem to be available anymore, weren't when I enquired which is I plumped for cs2s

[sykesmr2]

i have now changed my mind and making this in to a road legal track day car
any advice would be great
and thanks to unders for the advice already given

[em balm-a]

any advice would be great

Buy a 3sgte or a MK1.5...

[sykesmr2]

any advice would be great

Buy a 3sgte or a MK1.5...

if you mean a 3sgte engine? that what is already installed in the mr2 ?

[man83g]

Best thing IMO, is to add as much lightness as you can!!! Get rid of everything you can and then help the engine breathe with a free flow air filter and a decent exhaust. Kinda depends on your budget as to how far you go with the engine though. Lightness is the cheapest way to improve things cause its just taking stuff off that you no longer need...