Anyone have any experience or heard anything about the coilover suspension offered by Pitroad from Japan? The price and setup seems comparable to ground controls and modern motorsports coilovers. The link to their L engine catalog is:

http://www3.ocn.ne.jp/~kyuusya/index-3.htm

I also asked them a question about their coilovers in their Q&A section, and this is the response I got, although im not quite sue what it means. What is a AJASUTINGU tube? I dont understand any Japanese unfortunately...

Who makes the coilover kits for the 240Z? Also does the one in the catalog for 45,000 yen

include both front and rear coilovers? Does that price include springs or just the strut assembly?

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◇correction 投稿者：dakota 投稿日： 2005/2/8(火)11:19 [Profile Americaに住む1973のS30の方]

i meant to say S30

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◇Pitroad 投稿日： 2005/2/8(火)12:40 [Profile Japanに住む方]

The 45,000 yen items are the three-point set of an aluminum upper sheet, an AJASUTINGU tube, and a spring.

It is common to a front and rear

http://www3.ocn.ne.jp/~kyuusya/kameari/kameari22.jpg

I'll take a stab and say 'AJASUTINGU' is 'adjusting'.

Looks like its 45,000 Yen/pair....so 90,000 Yen for a complete set.

You might as well get the ground control units for 400/set. You can also get camber plates for $299/pair.