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  1. 17th May 2008, 03:14 PM #1
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    Firestone Coil Rite (air bag) Info for 110/130's

    For those that buy through Truck Spring in the US, the Coil Rite bags supplied for Defender 90 are 10" x 4.75" diameter.
    I know a few of you are happily using these in your 110's, but perusing the catalogue and specs, the Nissan Patrol kit (pt. # 4129) uses an 11" x 5.5" bag, which is more suitable for a Defender 110/130 IMO.

    Individual bags are also available to buy and make the spacers/lines up to suit. Coil-Rite Replacements
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    and a disco ? the #4121 ok you think!
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    Quote Originally Posted by matbor View Post
    and a disco ? the #4121 ok you think!
    That's what their catalogue recommends http://www.truckspring.com/VSearchResults2.aspx?cID=741

    I only posted the info above as the rear springs of the 110/130 are a bigger diameter than the RR/Disco/90
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    Gee thats a good site, and the price is even better for the full kit, had a look at their address, looked familiar, carmel is an outer suburb of indianapolis,
    have a mate who lives nearby , very handy.


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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnE View Post
    Gee thats a good site, and the price is even better for the full kit, had a look at their address, looked familiar, carmel is an outer suburb of indianapolis,
    have a mate who lives nearby , very handy.


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    ...........and of course Clint Eastwood was the Mayor there at some point in time.
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    Only problem is the 110 jobbies are out of stock ....
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    Noticed the price of the Bilstein shocks, on there too, any reason why I wouldn’t buy from them, other than warranty ? as the price looks very cheap!

    Noticed the have two models for the front of the disco, what is the difference ?

    F4-B46-0243-M0
    F4-BE5-6046-H0

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    Quote Originally Posted by matbor View Post
    Noticed the price of the Bilstein shocks, on there too, any reason why I wouldn’t buy from them, other than warranty ? as the price looks very cheap!

    Noticed the have two models for the front of the disco, what is the difference ?

    F4-B46-0243-M0
    F4-BE5-6046-H0

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    B46-0243 = D1/RRC/Defender front

    BE5-6046 = DII front sans ACE
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  9. 21st May 2008, 06:52 AM #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by ladas View Post
    ...........and of course Clint Eastwood was the Mayor there at some point in time.
    wrong carmel his carmel is in california this one is in indiana

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  10. 18th December 2009, 04:13 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    For those that buy through Truck Spring in the US, the Coil Rite bags supplied for Defender 90 are 10" x 4.75" diameter.
    I know a few of you are happily using these in your 110's, but perusing the catalogue and specs, the Nissan Patrol kit (pt. # 4129) uses an 11" x 5.5" bag, which is more suitable for a Defender 110/130 IMO.

    Individual bags are also available to buy and make the spacers/lines up to suit. Coil-Rite Replacements
    Time to bring this post back to life. I'm Looking for some advice on this air bag issue. If some on here are using the D90 air bag set up in their 110 stock coils what could one use in 2'' lift heavy duty coils? I noticed rick130 says to go with the nissan patrol kit (pt # 4129) as it's 11'' x 5.5'' so a better fit for a 110 coil. I have had a look at the truckspring.com site and found a kit to fit a 97 - 02 ford expedition ( PT # 4134) see here Search
    they are size 13'' x 4.75 so they are 2'' taller but 3/4'' narrower does anyone think this kit will fit well in the 2'' taller coils in my 130.

    Cheers!
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