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Blueflame make the Mongoose Untrue dude. Blueflame used to make the mongoose, but mongoose had some "quality issues" with them, and the havent made them for some time. Infact mongoose have recently release an even better quality version of the TYS002 which we now have in stock, which have...

PO Sent mate

Dan

We have th A-Pillar pods in stock mate

Dan

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If you have the rebuilds then the best kit pretty much hands down in the Koni Sport kit. Adjustable shocks so you can set the ride up just how you like it. 35mm drop so the car is nice and low, but not gonna rip your bumpers off, better quality that the KYB IMO ... and we have superb dooper price fo...

We have the full ocmpliment of Autometer gauges, and they are superb quality, especially for the money. The carbon and Ultralite range are probably our most popular. You can see the full range here: http://www.dcdezign.com/shop-by-brand.asp?man_ref=69&product=autometer%20Products The best ulumin...

Hi Guys. The phones do get very busy, and we only have two lines. We always return messages and both number have answer phones so leave a message and well call you back usually within the hour. . Email is always the best method of communication though - [url=mailto:sales@dcdezign.com]Sales@DCDezign....

Hello mate.

Did you want a price on the Koni's or the Bilsteins??

Dan

Hi There,

We can certainly supply performance pads as an upgrade, but they are a little more epsensive that pattern OEM pads.

Fitting is pretty easy, just don't forget to wind in the caliper pistons.

Dan

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Wewould always recommend the brakes first, cos lets face it, doesn't matter how fast you can go, if you can't stop, you screwed. The Hi-spec are the most popular brake kit we have , we have the brembos / tarrox etc, but Hi-Spec get the best feedback. And don't forget you IMOC discounts too!! Dan www...

Hi Frank,

Hows things? We do the recaro's probably cheaper for you

Dan

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If you have non-rebuildable struts then this means that you need a complete strut and con't use an insert. You options are then some what limited. Bilstein is the best choice, but they are more pricy that the Koni's.

Dan

Koni's will only fit if you have rebuildable stuts. Personally I am not a fan of KYB. If you do have rebuildable struts then the Koni's really are topo notch, especially for the money. They are so easy to adjust, you can fiddle all you like without even getting your hands dirty!

Dan

If a smooth ride is what you want, the the Eibach Pro Kit (not the sportlines) are the best on the market. They will be stiffer than standard springs though obviously. The drop by 25mm.

We do offer the UK's cheapest price gauratneed for IMOC members.

Dan

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I just need the part number mate

Dan

Just so you guys are aware, Koni don't make springs for the MR2. They are probably Roc springs, or if they are yellow then they will be APEX. Koni use both these brands of springs in their kits.

Dan

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I hate to be the bearer of possibly bad news, but that isn't a mongoose ... looks like a cheapie copy to me. Still works though

Dan

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The options for suspension are endless!! The recommendations totally depend on how you want the car to feel and behave. If you aren't going for track use, then I wouldn't bother with coilovers, they are unbeatable for handling, but you need to know what your doing to set them up, and adjustable them...

Should have got it from us mate

What is the part number of the boss you have?

Dan

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The porsche jobbies are huge, and designed to last as long as an OEM brake disk. Casting is stronger. Grooved are also very good through, they each have their own advantages, just don't be put off the drilled cos of their "cracking" reputation

Dan

Just be warey of drill discs cracking :( That is a bit of a myth. All break disks wear out, and normal break discks usually warp / score etc before they crack. If you have drilled break disks then when they were, they crack rather than warp ... but the lifespan of the disk isn't reduced, it just ha...