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Re: Corona Conversion Crap Fri, 24 January 2003 08:55 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
I was checking out some coronas at pickies today, & it seems there's XT130 corona struts with the sumitomo twin spots with the 90mm caliper bolt hole spacing, which are the ones you want, but there are also XT130s with single piston calipers, which may or may not have different caliper bolt hole spacing (I didn't have time to compare them).
As has been said, the bolt holes need to be 90mm apart. The other thing to look out for is the spacingg of the 2 bolts on the bottom of the strut, make sure these are the same, I've seen corona struts with the 90mm caliper bolt bracket but the bottom of the strut did not match the celica one.

If they're off an XT130 & have the sumitomo twin spot calipers, you can be pretty sure they are right. But check everything.
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