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UAS bag plates

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DriftGirlFebruary 5, 2013
#481704

UAS bag plates

Aerosport bag upper / lower mounting plates, to mount Strut Bags onto existing oem struts or coilovers

$50 obo shipped

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Aerosport bag upper / lower mounting plates, to mount Strut Bags onto existing oem struts or coilovers

$50 obo shipped
33flavorsFebruary 5, 2013
#481712
are these threaded or just slide them over?
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are these threaded or just slide them over?
OGFebruary 6, 2013
#481759
coilover brackets have a tube welded to the lower plate to space the bag for the fitting. these are for stock shocks.
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coilover brackets have a tube welded to the lower plate to space the bag for the fitting. these are for stock shocks.
DriftGirlFebruary 6, 2013
#481769
there are threaded ones that look just like the standard "slip over" ones that are for sale here...made for specific coilover brands.
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there are[I] threaded[/I] ones that look just like the standard "slip over" ones that are for sale here...made for specific coilover brands.
fresh_617February 6, 2013
#482202
is there any danger on using a slide over on a coil over?
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is there any danger on using a slide over on a coil over?
DriftGirlFebruary 6, 2013
#482212
depends on the size of the coilover adjusting rings...

The ones designed for coilovers simply makes the bag sit an inch or so above the adjustment rings. This is to make sure that the air fitting clears the ring...some coilovers need it, some dont.

I used these on coilovers because the coilover rings didnt touch my fittings.
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depends on the size of the coilover adjusting rings...

The ones designed for coilovers simply makes the bag sit an inch or so above the adjustment rings. This is to make sure that the air fitting clears the ring...some coilovers need it, some dont.

I used these on coilovers because the coilover rings didnt touch my fittings.
fresh_617February 7, 2013
#482263
i read that if u used a slide over insted of a threaded plate it could mess up the thread on the coilover and knock the bag outta place any truth to this?
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i read that if u used a slide over insted of a threaded plate it could mess up the thread on the coilover and knock the bag outta place any truth to this?
DriftGirlFebruary 7, 2013
#482270
LoL! ...be careful what you read on the internet.

threaded bottom plates are made by some company (NoT UAS) for a couple different (Tien and BC i think) coilovers. They allow you remove one of the adjusting rings and just use the plate to adjust the height.

Not that big of a deal

**People who dont know this stuff should ALWAYS take their cars to professionals who do. Your suspension is not something to mess with if you dont know how basic dampers and bags work.
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LoL! ...be careful what you read on the internet. 

threaded bottom plates are made by some company (NoT UAS) for a couple different (Tien and BC i think) coilovers. They allow you  remove one of the adjusting rings and just use the plate to adjust the height. 

Not that big of a deal 

**People who dont know this stuff should ALWAYS take their cars to professionals who do. Your suspension is not something to mess with if you dont know how basic dampers and bags work.
fresh_617February 7, 2013
#482276
OHHH I SEE what ur saying now i think i misread then LOL i was under the impression that the bracket would sit atop of the coil ring wit the bag ontop but if i get what ur saying the bracket will replace the coil ring all together if that was the bracket of choice
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OHHH I SEE what ur saying now i think i misread then LOL i was under the impression that the bracket would sit atop of the coil ring wit the bag ontop but if i get what ur saying the bracket will replace the coil ring all together if that was the bracket of choice