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Subject:Syncro Lift Kit now in production - 10% list member discount [Advertisement]
From:David Marshall
Date:Sat, 23 Jan 1999 19:00:56 -0800

Sunday, January 24, 1999

Fast Forward Autobahn Sport Tuning is proud to announce that our Vanagon
Syncro Lift Kit has gone into production and will be ready to ship at the
end of February.

The Fast Forward Vanagon Lift Kit gives the average Vanagon Syncro owner an
additional 4 to 5cm of suspension lift (depending on the total weight of
your Van) for over 320mm ground clearance when using 27" tires without
compromising safety or the handling characteristics of your Vanagon.

Our lift kit consists of new front springs that are made from premium cold
wound silicone wire.  These springs are 15% stiffer than the original
springs to help increase the stability of your Vanagon.  Solid steel shims
are installed above the rear springs to safely increase ride height without
changing the spring rate for a more controlled ride.  Each kit is shipped
with complete instructions for simple and safe installation.  

Fast Forward Vanagon Syncro Lift Kit pricing:
� Stage 1
Front Springs only ( 4-5cm taller & 15% stiffer )
$200 CDN / $133 US

� Stage 1+ 
Front Springs with rear spring shims ( front 4-5cm taller & 15% stiffer,
rear 4cm taller with same rate )
$300 CDN / $200 US 

All Vanagon List members get 10% off these prices for a total of:
Stage 1         $180 CDN / $120 US
Stage 1+        $270 CDN / $180 US

If anyone has questions about our lift kit or any of our other products
please do not hesitate to contact us.

Fast Forward Autobahn Sport Tuning
Box 15 RR8 Scott Site
Quesnel  BC 
Canada V2J 5E6

Phone:   (250) 992 1163 (09:00 to 20:00 Pacific Time)
Fax:     (250) 992 1160 (24 hours)
Email:   sales@fastforward.ca
Website: http://www.fastforward.ca

Copyright � 1999 - Fast Forward Autobahn Sport Tuning / David Marshall

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