Upgrading 2005 kona coiler help plz

Hi I am fairly new to the mtb world so please be gentle I recently bought a gt avalanche 2.0 which I enjoyed but soon learned it could not cope with the drops and downhill I was doing so I have purchase myself an stock 2005 kona coiler as a base and I am looking to completely upgrade part by part mostly used parts its is currently stock as sold all those years back stats are.
http://www.bikepedia.com/quickbike/Bike ... del=Coiler
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.read on another forum should be looking at these but alteratives would be greatly appreciated Cranks - Shimano SLX
Chain - Sram PC 991
Chain Guide - E13 LG1+
Cassette - sram PG 970
Derailleur - Sram X9
Shifter - Sram X7
Brakes - Shimano SLX
Fork - Fox 36 Van R/totem/domain/lyrik/66
Shock - Fox DHX 5.0/4.0
Ps frame has just been powder coated so all stickers removed where is best place to get replace not stickers/decals.
Many thanks
Macca
http://www.bikepedia.com/quickbike/Bike ... del=Coiler
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.read on another forum should be looking at these but alteratives would be greatly appreciated Cranks - Shimano SLX
Chain - Sram PC 991
Chain Guide - E13 LG1+
Cassette - sram PG 970
Derailleur - Sram X9
Shifter - Sram X7
Brakes - Shimano SLX
Fork - Fox 36 Van R/totem/domain/lyrik/66
Shock - Fox DHX 5.0/4.0
Ps frame has just been powder coated so all stickers removed where is best place to get replace not stickers/decals.
Many thanks
Macca
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As you can tell I am still learning the above parts was a reply to someone's post on pink bike so cheap but quality alteratives would be great.
Thanks macca
This is not intended as a criticism, but spending big money on forks and everything else may not be the most sensible way forwards.
If you really want to change the fork look for a Marzocchi 55 or Rockshox Domain RC, you should get away with a 160mm fork. To get a good used Lyrik or Fox 36, with a good spec damper you need to spend a lot
Cheers
Macca
If you want climbing performance you need an air shock, coil shocks don't have a pedal platform (pro pedal or similar).
A fox RP23 would do you.
I bought a (used) Rockshox Domain 318 for £150 and I'm really impressed with it.
Wheels, I'd have a look on Superstar - you can get a pre-built set of Stan's Flows on Switch EVO hubs for £200 or if you're on a budget look at the DHX pre-built set for £130
Brakes - Shimano Deore or SLX.
The rest I'd just ride til it brakes and/or wears out and replace as necessary...if you're chucking it down freeride/DH trails that shouldn't take long
Votec V.SX Enduro 'Alpine Thug' 2012/2013 build
Trek Session 8
Superstars DHX wheelsets are a little heavier but solid and dirt cheap.