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    ISC N1 Coilovers

    Hey everyone.
    As I finish my new E30 I have decided to go the coilover route. I spoke with a local company here in New Hampshire, ISC Suspension. ISC has authorized a group buy sale in order for us to get a better package deal from them. The sale is focused on the E30 of course, but they mentioned to reach the 10 unit goal E36/E46/E90 would also be accepted as one. All street sport N1 versions in stock.
    Retail on these is 1250.00
    Group Buy Price: 955.00 Shipped
    Includes:
    Full set of ISC Coilovers:
    Shop online today for you next set of lowering springs, shocks, coilovers, and more! Our parts are made in the US.

    Free Thrust Bearing Upgrade:
    Shop online today for you next set of lowering springs, shocks, coilovers, and more! Our parts are made in the US.

    Free shipping ( USA 48 )
    Free ISC T-Shirt
    FREE Rear Extenders
    Shop online today for you next set of lowering springs, shocks, coilovers, and more! Our parts are made in the US.


    Paypal: Dan@atlanticcoastperformance.us
    Credit card can also be processed if need be

    Shipping:
    They will ship UPS ground with tracking

    Timeframe:
    We will be running this until November 20th. When you purchase them they ship right away to your door!

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    Product Information:
    ISC N1
    The ISC N1 coilover is the optimum suspension tool for improved handling for your street or weekend track car. This product is perfect for someone looking for performance, adjustability (height and dampening) and other quality features.
    Our self-manufactured ISC N1 allows us to have top grade quality control, and innovative R&D capabilities due to our in house/ self-made company dynamic. ISC has been present for over 12 years in Asia and Australia, which accomplished drift, road course, street enthusiasts and podiums alike. Over a decade of experience and feedback has allowed the ISC N1 to evolve into what it is today.
    Details:
    SO9001:2000R Certified
    ARTC Certified
    ISC Suspension Bolt-on Components: Lower Mounts, Locking Collars, Spring Seats, Spring Gaskets, Top Hats/Camber Plates, and hardware such as studs and bolts. All Hard Parts have a 5 year limited warranty.
    ISC Suspension Shafts and Internals: Thrust Bearings, Pillow Balls, Jetting Assemblies, Shaft Seals and O-Rings and O-Rings Seals, Piston Shafts, Shock Absorber Internals; Oil and Fluid & Shock Absorber Gas Leaks. All Consumables carry a 2 year limited warranty.
    ISC Suspension’s 5 year Limited Warranty does not apply to the following:
    32 Step Damper Adjustable:
    Rebound/ Compression adjusted in unison via 32 step adjustment
    Standard Spring Rates: 504 lbs/in Front 504 lbs/in Rear
    Pillowball Upper mounts:
    For optimal performance Pillowball Upper mounts are a great feature. ISC Coilovers include pillowball upper mounts on all N1’s.
    Piston Rod Design:
    High rigidity steel piston rods
    Meets with race/sport standards
    Shafts are valved according to the spring rate you choose. A Shock Dyno is used to ensure quality and consistent results.
    Single Cylinder Design:
    Larger cylinder and piston design to advance driving stability and dexterity. Mono-Tube damper with high pressure nitrogen
    Threaded portion of shaft is powder coated then salt spray coated for optimum street durability- We suggest also using anti seize or other protective products when you install your coilovers for even further protection from the elements if you are exposed to snow and salt.
    Sports Spring:
    Made from high quality SAE9254 steel
    Dyno tested over 500,000 times on compression inspection with less than 5% deformation.
    Fully Custom Spring Rates/Valving: Street Comfort, Street/Sport or Track/Race (spring rates vary depending on application, custom spring rates are available). We understand each driver has unique demands are happy to offer you a custom set for your vehicle.
    Ride Height Adjustable:
    Full length height adjustable- 3 inches or more on most applications
    High quality T6061 aluminum alloy used for all adjustment locks to provide a lightweight design that holds spring and vehicle down force
    Bound Adjustable with Separate Spring Locks:
    Preload is separate from ride height; the lower you go the ride quality stays the same!
    Aluminum Brackets:
    Made from T6061 aluminum alloy by organic shaping to lighten weight and increase handling performance
    ISC Gold or Black anodized surface to help prevent inside corrosion and surface rust
    Brake lines and mounting brackets are welded onto the bottom mounts in most applications for an OEM type installation and fitment.

    Company Information:
    We offer high performance suspension kits, suspension control arms, lowering springs and wheel accessories for all sorts of makes and models ranging from Acura, BMW, Chevy, Ford, Honda, Hyundai, Lexus, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Subaru, Toyota, Volkswagen and more!



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    My shop is right next to the ISC guys in Bow NH and these are some pretty nice coilovers, I rode in an E30 that had these on the track a few months ago and I was pretty impressed with them and can't wait to get them in my car! granted its still spread out like legos on the floor of my shop

    Let me know if you guys have any questions or who wants in!
    Thanks,

    Dan -(86 325 ES) - E30tech
    Dan@atlanticcoastperformance.us
    Last edited by E_Before_I; 10-22-2013, 10:49 AM. Reason: Added spring rates

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    #2
    Spring rates?

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      #3
      So rebranded BC's, which isnt a bad thing.

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        #4
        Sorry for the dumb question, but are te rear shocks 2 piece?
        I love that people ask stupid questions so I dont have.

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          #5
          Originally posted by e30gentry View Post
          Spring rates?
          ISC does offer custom spring rates but they do come with a standard spring, which I will get the specs from them in the A.M. sorry I didn't put them up there!

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            #6
            Originally posted by mccor023 View Post
            Sorry for the dumb question, but are te rear shocks 2 piece?
            Not a dumb questions, its a little different setup than we are all used to, the shock itself is a threaded tube, it threads into the lower half of the rear shock and then has the lock nut.

            mmmm fresh paint
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              #7
              very interested but I'm assuming the front struts will need to be welded to the spindles?

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                #8
                also interested in the standard spring rates. if I need different spring rates, how much would they be?

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                  #9
                  The front struts do need to be welded, I will be putting mine together here shortly so I should be posting some pictures of it. Its a threaded insert that you weld on and then you thread the strut into that. The last set I put together went on pretty easy. I'll have to ask about the other spring options, do you know what your looking for or just seeing exactly what they offer?

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                    #10
                    I've had mine since march.

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                      #11
                      Standard Spring Rates: 185 lbs/in Front 380 lbs/in Rear
                      I'm interested but I need more info on the race spring rates or custom options. The standard rates are way too soft for me or any casual track use.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by _JohnnyD_ View Post
                        I'm interested but I need more info on the race spring rates or custom options. The standard rates are way too soft for me or any casual track use.
                        What would be an ideal spring rate for you? I'm talking to them tomorrow about what they can get, and if I had a number that people were looking for it would be a lot easier so if anyone has what they are looking for let me know!

                        mmmm fresh paint
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                          #13
                          Im running bc's but just to chime in on spring rates. Id say most guys who want a stiff ride and who track their car would want rates around 400-450 front 600-650 rear. Standard rates way soft, almost identical to H&R spring rates.
                          -Build http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=295277

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                            #14
                            I'm sorry all, I misunderstood what they told me about the spring rates and did the conversion wrong, I was changing it from kg/mm to lbs/in. The spring rates for the e30 are 504 lbs/in front 504 lbs/in rear, I was told 9000k was the spring rate and I'm thinking to myself... ok is this a spring constant? what is that wheres my lbs/in. E36 is 448 lbs/in front 560 lbs/in rear and e46 is is the same. Once again all sorry about the confusion there!

                            mmmm fresh paint
                            -87 325 E/I turbo

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                              #15
                              Here is the fronts welded up. I did it back in February when I was testing them out. Identical to megan racing.

                              You should really find out the spring rates they can get. I went back and forth for 3 months before they strait up stopped responding to me and left me hanging with 10k front and 9k rear springs. If you look at any real setup you need at least 150-200lbs/in more in the rear based on the suspension geometry.

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