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Has anyone here used the Heidts rear end setups?
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B67FSTB
The NorCal dude from Belgium
I am too interested in the Heidts setup but It will be to expensive when it arrives at my doorstep.
Beside that the welds have to be perfect , the adjustment must be accurate as the tilt of the pinion , otherwise you can make more damage as pleasure on the whole setup.
I love it but haven't the funds for it.
Contact Heidts so you know what to look for when installing their setup.IMHO
Beside that the welds have to be perfect , the adjustment must be accurate as the tilt of the pinion , otherwise you can make more damage as pleasure on the whole setup.
I love it but haven't the funds for it.
Contact Heidts so you know what to look for when installing their setup.IMHO
mustangstofear
Active Member
We install them daily, and really like them. We are now making a complete rear end set up with there setup already installed. Rich.
mustangstofear
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They really help the handling, and the launch. Rich.
I just showed the install in my build thread:
http://www.stangfix.com/testforum2/index.php/topic,9963.0.html
I was starting with nothing, and found that by the time you add up the springs, decent shocks, perches, shackles, etc. it wasn't that much more money... but should perform at least as good, with more adjustment...
Overall, I was impressed with the quality of the kit and the billet coilovers...
http://www.stangfix.com/testforum2/index.php/topic,9963.0.html
I was starting with nothing, and found that by the time you add up the springs, decent shocks, perches, shackles, etc. it wasn't that much more money... but should perform at least as good, with more adjustment...
Overall, I was impressed with the quality of the kit and the billet coilovers...
daveSanborn
Active Member
Since my coilover springs are WAY too stiff, buying a new set of coilovers is high on my "things to do" list. With your setup, what is the spring rating? I'm figuring it should be somewhere around 275-300#, but want as much input from others before I spend my money. TIA
daveSanborn
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"65-408" said:
Yep, that sounds about right. To save me the trouble of searching.... lol..... who is the manufacturer of the coilovers? I've been looking at TCP's coilovers, but am open to other suppliers.