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IE Sway Bar + Spring Set for 2002's - Discounted!

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Hello FAQ.

We've bundled our popular adjustable sway bars and our Stage 1 or Stage 2 springs (your choice) and are offering them at a $120 discount as a package price. It's coupon discount for web site sales only, and is limited to 6 units total . . . if you've been thinking about ordering these, now's the time. And if you need 'em, we have Bilstein HD and SPORT shocks and strut inserts on our web site.

Here's a link to the kit: http://www.nexternal.com/ireland/Product878

To redeem the coupon, add the item to your car and then click the green 'Redeem Coupon' button (left side of page). In the pop-up window, enter 02KITCOUPON in the box and then see your $120 discount applied. Of course, feel free to peruse the rest of the web site while there.

Thanks for your support.

Ireland Engineering's marketing department.

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Now only if the springs by themselves were discounted....

-Nathan
'76 2002 in Malaga (110k Original, 2nd Owner, sat for 20 years and now a toy)
'86 Chevy K20 (6.2 Turbo Diesel build) & '46 Chevy 2 Ton Dump Truck
'74 Suzuki TS185, '68 BSA A65 Lightning (garage find), '74 BMW R90S US Spec #2

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Now only if the springs by themselves were discounted....

Yeah, sorry ... discounts like this are derived from an efficiency of order processing, shipping and admin (and that we have a few extra sets in stock). We can't offer it on the springs alone.

I already have your sway bars that come in this kit but I seem to have misplaced the Bushings and endlinks, are these available separately?

Yes, we have replacement bushing and end links. Figure (roughly) $35 for a pair or rear end links, $30 for front, pairs of bushings $20-25. Those are phone order items only, feel free to give us a call.

Ireland Engineering's marketing department.

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Hello FAQ.

We've bundled our popular adjustable sway bars and our Stage 1 or Stage 2 springs (your choice) and are offering them at a $120 discount as a package price. It's coupon discount for web site sales only, and is limited to 6 units total . . . if you've been thinking about ordering these, now's the time. And if you need 'em, we have Bilstein HD and SPORT shocks and strut inserts on our web site.

Here's a link to the kit: http://www.nexternal.com/ireland/Product878

To redeem the coupon, add the item to your car and then click the green 'Redeem Coupon' button (left side of page). In the pop-up window, enter 02KITCOUPON in the box and then see your $120 discount applied. Of course, feel free to peruse the rest of the web site while there.

Thanks for your support.

Forgive my question...

1. Is it a set of 4 springs?

2. Which of the 2 is lower stg1 or stg2 ?

3. will these fit my 68' 1600 with out mods (is bolt in?)

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Forgive my question...

1. Is it a set of 4 springs?

2. Which of the 2 is lower stg1 or stg2 ?

3. will these fit my 68' 1600 with out mods (is bolt in?)

Info below is listed on IE's website, should address your first two questions.

Stage 1 IE Sport

"These sport springs lower the car 1.25 inches. This is about perfect for 2002's because the tires won't rub. Firm but not rough ride. These work with either HD or Sport Bilsteins. Priced for a Set of 4."

Stage 2 IE Sport

"These Stage 2 sport springs lower the car about 1.50 inches. We designed these to be more aggressive than other available springs. We get lots of requests for auto cross or "track" springs that are stock diameter and not adjustable coil overs. These will fill the bill, but are not to rough for the street. They are about 30% stiffer than our stage 1 springs. Bilstein sport shocks are recommended. Priced for a Set of 4."

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Forgive my question...

1. Is it a set of 4 springs?

2. Which of the 2 is lower stg1 or stg2 ?

3. will these fit my 68' 1600 with out mods (is bolt in?)

You've got it right, Shupe - thanks for filling him in.

Yes - it IS a set of 4 springs. Stage 2 springs are lower (and firmer).

Regarding the 1600, I believe the only question is with the rear bar. If you have a factory sway bar in the 1600 now, then your rear subframe has the tabs necessary to mount our sway bar. If you do not have a rear sway bar, you'd likely have to fabricate a tab to hold the factory 'clamshell' (which encases the sway bar bushing).

I'll bet CD has a diagram of this somewhere...

Ireland Engineering's marketing department.

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A day late and a dollar short? How bout some "Grandfathering" or good customer extension, please? The money is burning a hole in my pocket! Unlike the stainless exhaust system and the vented drilled rotor big brake kit you guy hooked me up with in 2008......Both totally awesome!

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