Where to get coilovers?

[aussieg60]

The tunershop look similar to Weitec coilovers with the green springs.

[TassieGTi]

Add 15% import duty and 10% GST on cost of item and shipping and 'no name' coilovers are going to cost $1650

[tassie_euro_mk1]

lol yea thats true.

so how does import duty work? when do you pay that?

[Golfwise]

Ask Tassiegti to get some c/o for you .His Cousin sends him gifts from Europe.
Mums the word.

[Valver.]

Remember that US-made products don't incur any import taxes anymore after the Free Trade Agreement. I got my exhaust and headers here for nothing more than the purchase and postage price

I've not seen any good US-made coilovers, though!!! My KWs cost about $2600 all up, but the ride quality is ridiculously good and they're worth every cent. H&R are very good too, but about the same price Not tried FKs, but apparently the Konigsport ones drive really well. You can get them in Aus from www.europeanautotech.com.au... at least, you used to be able to; they're not on the site anymore...

[evorobin]

No disrespect to Brian is it? but their prices are through the roof, like trying to get a front mount intercooler for an A3 1.8T.....forget about it!

[deemoE36]

i was lookin at these for my mk3, turns out around $500 posted ?? bargain if its right...

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/FK-Suspension...QQcmdZViewItem

[Satanstoenail]

i was lookin at these for my mk3, turns out around $500 posted ?? bargain if its right...

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/FK-Suspension...QQcmdZViewItem

They aren't coilovers, they're lowering springs...

[deemoE36]

i know...but cup set, shoks and springs 40/60 for the price doesnt seeem to be bad

[Satanstoenail]

i know...but cup set, shoks and springs 40/60 for the price doesnt seeem to be bad

Yeah they look like the go if you're on a mega budget and really want your car lowered.