SC Suspension Parts on GS
11-20-07, 01:18 AM
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SC Suspension Parts on GS
Just wondering if any of the first gen SC parts are interchangeable with the first gen GS's. I know the main struts are interchangeable along with brakes, seats ect., and a few other parts. But anyone have a full list of stuff interchangeable. I'm mostly looking towards all the arms and rods.
11-21-07, 01:54 PM
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I love the leather SC seats and they are so thin,
in compared to the sofas installed in the Aristo's / GS300's.
I had a SC before and thought the seat assy
would be too low for the GS300 ???
Is it, or does the bum height remain close to the same as the GS300 ?
in compared to the sofas installed in the Aristo's / GS300's.
I had a SC before and thought the seat assy
would be too low for the GS300 ???
Is it, or does the bum height remain close to the same as the GS300 ?
12-22-07, 07:44 AM
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From TEIN:
The Supra differs from the GS300 not only in chassis, but in overall length of the shock assemblies, shock stroke, as well as the inner diameter and spring rate of the springs that are utilized on the kits. For all of these reasons, your safety could be compromised if a retrofit was attempted.
The Supra differs from the GS300 not only in chassis, but in overall length of the shock assemblies, shock stroke, as well as the inner diameter and spring rate of the springs that are utilized on the kits. For all of these reasons, your safety could be compromised if a retrofit was attempted.
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12-22-07, 07:09 PM
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From TEIN:
The Supra differs from the GS300 not only in chassis, but in overall length of the shock assemblies, shock stroke, as well as the inner diameter and spring rate of the springs that are utilized on the kits. For all of these reasons, your safety could be compromised if a retrofit was attempted.
The Supra differs from the GS300 not only in chassis, but in overall length of the shock assemblies, shock stroke, as well as the inner diameter and spring rate of the springs that are utilized on the kits. For all of these reasons, your safety could be compromised if a retrofit was attempted.
But when I said other suspension parts. I'm referring to less complex parts like upper and lower arms and ect. Because I know the SC has a decent amount of suspension parts available for it but the GS its pretty slim pickings
09-20-08, 03:51 PM
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sorry to bring back up an old thread. so i got some supra jza80 springs and shocks for my SC but im planning on selling the car to get a GS, i was wondering if they were still compatible.
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